Free for home
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Scam warnings on every website. Free for personal home use.
For your parents
Your parents are kind and trusting. Scammers count on that. Gmork Scam Guard warns them before they click, sign in or send money.
Free to add · Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer
In Gmail · from a “grandson”
Stop: an urgent money request
Stop“Grandma, I’m in trouble. Please send money now and don’t tell Mom.” Call your family first, on a number you know.
Sample warnings. Names and web addresses are made up.
Watch · 0:15
A message that seems to come from her child asks for money right away. Gmork Scam Guard warns her before she replies and says to call on a number she already knows. Free for home use.

The video plays from YouTube in privacy-enhanced mode. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play.
For your parents
Here’s what Mom or Dad would see.

Check first: “Hi Mom, this is my new number”
Check firstA new number says it’s your child, and it will soon ask for money. Call the old number first.

Stop and verify before you sign in
StopThis page wants your PayPal password, but it isn’t on PayPal’s real website.
paypal-account-review.examplepaypal.com
Stop: this is a fake virus warning
StopReal companies never put a phone number in a pop-up and ask you to call. Don’t call. Close the page.
Sample warnings. Names and web addresses are made up.
Get it from the Chrome Web Store. It works in Microsoft Edge too.
It checks pages, emails and chats on any website you open in Chrome or Edge.
A clear warning shows up before you click, sign in or send money.
Gmork never keeps your email content.
With the Family plan, you get a short alert when Mom or Dad sees a serious warning. You see that they were warned. Never their emails or messages.
Every paid plan has a 14-day free trial. No card needed.
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Scam warnings on every website. Free for personal home use.
$8/mo
Up to 5 people. Adds AI help and family alerts.
It takes a minute to add, and it’s free for home use.
Free to add · Works in Chrome and Edge on a computer
Gmork never keeps your email content. Most checks happen right on your computer.