Keep your residents safe from scams.
Senior residences, social services and charities: supervised use for many people who are exactly the at-risk group - simple, with no account requirement.
You reach this group through institutions, not apps.
Scampilot is free and needs no per-person smartphone setup.
Supervised use
Carers check messages for residents - at a shared terminal or tablet. The facility reads along and steps in when needed.
No account requirement
Paste & check works without sign-in. No sensitive resident data to manage - a bookmark is enough to start.
Awareness material
Printable guides to current German scams for noticeboards and training - in big type, with symbols.
How Scampilot runs in a senior facility.
One account for the facility, many burner aliases for residents - and one central person to help in doubt.
Account in the facility's name
A Scampilot account managed by the social-care team or IT contact at the facility. No personal data of residents in the account profile.
Burner alias per resident
Optional and voluntary. Ms Schulz gets schulz.k8lp@in.scampilot.de, Mr Becker gets becker.x7q3@in.scampilot.de. These addresses go into the personal mail accounts as a filter rule.
Reports as a central view
In the dashboard, social care sees every report. When a resident gets a real phishing mail, someone on site can step in - before they click.
Self-use of the paste page
Those who want to can use Scampilot without an account. Bookmark scampilot.de/check on the common-room PC - and any resident can check for themselves.
"Every week we get ten calls from relatives about weird mails. We want to solve this systematically."- Social care, senior residence
What we provide.
Three documents, usable in group training, individual advising, or as a notice-board print-out.
A2 explainer poster
Printable PDF for the wall. "Four things to check when a mail arrives." Plain language, big type, with symbols.
→ Request the PDF
Workshop slides (60 min)
Slide deck for a resident training session. Four real phishing examples, with exercises and discussion. Trainer notes included.
→ Request the slides
Helpdesk cheat sheet
One-pager for reception staff: "When a resident shows up with a weird mail, here's what to do."
→ Request the cheat sheet
Your residents, your responsibility.
We process the mail technically - you are the controller under GDPR. We help you with setup.
A care facility using Scampilot for its residents becomes the GDPR controller for those residents' mail content. That means: you need consent per resident (Art. 7 GDPR) and a written data processing agreement with us (Art. 28 GDPR).
We provide for free: a sample consent form (in plain language, big type, with explanation), the standard DPA as a PDF, and a consultation with our data protection officer.
Scampilot is a product of Pixel & Process UG, based in Lübeck, Germany (HRB 26535 HL). Hosted in the EU (Frankfurt & Falkenstein), no model training on your content, no data resale.
Frequently asked questions
Is Scampilot GDPR-compliant for resident data?
Yes. EU hosting, IPs kept only as hashes, no use for model training, and a full subprocessor list. Shared checks work without personal data.
How does staff use Scampilot together?
Through a shared account or forwarding aliases: suspicious messages are checked and the verdict comes back in plain language - with no training overhead.
Do residents need their own devices or accounts?
No. Staff or relatives can check on their behalf; no account is needed on resident devices.