Tasukete
A mobile-first trust product for suspicious screenshots, built to feel clearer and calmer than the problem it is solving.
Screenshot scam check
A better answer than panic.
Tasukete helps people review suspicious payment, support, and notice screenshots with a clearer scam-risk verdict, grounded reasoning, and next steps that make sense in real life.
Sample verdict
SuspiciousFake refund and approval bait.
The request claims you must approve a collect request to receive money. That pattern is a common UPI scam signal.
Product stance
Narrow now. Earn the right to widen later.
Tasukete starts as a screenshot-in, verdict-out trust product. The long-term direction is Family first, then wider citizen trust checks only after the core layer is good enough to deserve scale.
Tone
Serious, protective, modern.
The brand should feel trustworthy and composed, not alarmist or cyber-theatrical. People need judgment they can believe, not more noise.
Principles
- Trust quality beats feature count.
- Family is the strongest retention and monetization wedge.
- The product widens only after the core scam-check wedge earns trust.
Screenshot-first
Built for the way scam confusion actually arrives: payment screenshots, fake notices, support chats, and forwarded messages.
Calibrated, not dramatic
Tasukete is designed to explain risk and stay conservative when the context is weak, instead of shouting at every screenshot.
Family by default
The product direction is not solo paranoia. It is practical protection for people checking screenshots for themselves and their family.
Contact
Need support or want to hear when Tasukete opens wider?
For product questions, support, or early access interest, contact the team directly. The public-facing address is kept simple on purpose.