Real-world scenarios
Practise with messages that look and feel real—so the habit is there when it counts.
Your trip should be the adventure.Not the scam.
Practise the decision before the pressure is real.
For schools and teams: request a pilot
See why this matters↓The moment that matters
It rarely looks like a scam
when you're inside it.
Illustrative messageTravelSafe turns that uncertain moment into something you can practise calmly before you travel.
Confident decisions
Learn a calm, repeatable process to pause, verify independently and decide.
Protection you can share
Give useful confidence to the people you care about before they travel.
For someone you care about
A useful kind of care travels with them.
TravelSafe is digital decision practice—not a physical gift. Give someone you care about a habit they can carry with them when you cannot be there.
Explore TravelSafeA calm habit for the moment they have to decide without you beside them.
Something practical for the person you naturally look out for.
Useful decision practice for colleagues travelling beyond familiar routines.
Pressure has patterns
Recognise what the message is trying to make you do.
TravelSafe does not ask people to memorise a blacklist. It teaches them to notice the pressure pattern, create decision space, and check the request with someone they trust.
Hurry
Pressure tries to make speed feel more important than verification.
Authority
Titles and hierarchy can make a risky request feel unquestionable.
Comfort
Familiar people, routines and channels can lower healthy skepticism.
Kill-Switch
Pressure often tries to stop you from checking independently or asking someone else.
Two frameworks, one habit
Spot the pressure. Then Pause, Assess, Talk.
H.A.C.K. names what a scam is doing to you. P.A.T. is what you do about it. Together they turn a stressful moment into a decision you have already rehearsed.
Name the pressure.
Hurry, Authority, Comfort and Kill-Switch are the four patterns almost every scam uses to rush your decision.
Pause. Assess. Talk.
Stop before the click or payment. Ask what the request really wants — money, a code, a login, an approval. Then say it out loud to someone you trust, or your bank on the number from your card.
Rehearse the move.
Short scenarios make it concrete: what would you do now, and what would make that next step safer?
Now accepting pilot requests
Bring the habit to a classroom or a team.
Start with a defined group and a defined risk focus. Practise the decision, review what changed, then decide whether to scale, adapt or stop.
Gaming rewards, fake giveaways, group-chat pressure and account takeovers. The school stays in control of student data, and the data model is agreed before any student takes part.
Defined cohort, baseline, targeted practice, post comparison and an evidence review. Runs alongside your existing awareness programme.
Beyond travel
The same decision habit, wherever pressure appears.
One decision habit — spot the pressure with H.A.C.K., then Pause, Assess, Talk. Choose the situation closest to your life, or equip a team.
ChallengeSchoolGaming rewards, fake giveaways and group-chat pressure for ages 12–18.Free check · $6.99 fullExplore For teamsCoMaSySecurity decision simulation for teams. Measure how people pause and verify.Bounded pilotRequest a pilot ChallengeFamilyImpersonation, emergency money requests and shared-device risks at home.Free check · $6.99 fullExplore ChallengeUniversityHousing deposits, fake jobs, tuition fraud and identity scams.Free check · $6.99 fullExplore ChallengeWorkplaceInvoice fraud, executive impersonation, payroll changes and phishing.Free check · $6.99 fullExplore Reminder serviceLockscreensA Pause · Assess · Talk lock screen, with a fresh prompt every two weeks as scams change.From $19.99/yr · per-seat for teamsSee pricing
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