Ask what something means. Triage reads the window you’re in and answers in plain words.
A new kind ofhelper for your Mac
Say “show me where” and a ring appears around the right button. You click, so you learn the way.
Triage fills in an Alaska Airlines flight search in its own browser, showing each step. Press Stop anytime.
Risky links in Chrome get a “Potential phishing” label before you click. Every check runs on your Mac.
Triage remembers what you asked before and how you like things explained, so you never start over.
Type /simplify to turn a cluttered page into a clean, large-print version without ads or pop-ups.
Peace of mindfor the whole family
Triage is made for parents and grandparents who are tired of scams and confusing screens. It keeps them on real sites, warns before risky clicks, and keeps a record you can look over together.
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Only real sites
Triage opens pages from a fixed list of trusted sites. It never makes up an address or follows one from a message.
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Scam links flagged
Links that look like phishing get a warning in Chrome before anyone clicks. The check runs on the Mac.
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No payments or passwords
Triage stops before sign-ins, payments and bookings, and hands the screen back. There’s a Stop button the whole time.
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A record to look over
Every question and action is saved on the Mac. Screenshots aren’t kept, and any entry can be deleted.
Today
- Asked what a Medicare letter meansExplained
- Found a link in a text claiming to be her bankPhishing warned
- Asked where to reply to an emailPointed it out
Yesterday
- Opened her Amazon ordersTrusted site
- Searched Alaska flights, Seattle to NewarkResults shown
Coming soon: add your own trusted places, like Mom’s pharmacy, to her list.