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Know who's really calling.

Enter a suspicious number and Aya pulls identity, carrier, line-type, and risk evidence from multiple independent providers, then returns a plain-language card with a separate risk score, a confidence score, the reasons behind them, and honest limitations. It also checks suspicious texts and links for phishing. It is a safety signal — not a background check, and it says so on every result. It does the digging so you don't have to — one number, one clear answer, in seconds.

7independent data providers
12bilingual phishing rules
153/153automated tests pass
3languages
Aya lookup result card
A plain-language verdict with the evidence, the reasons, and the honest limits — never a fake certainty.

The problem

Scam calls and texts are engineered to rush you.

Older adults and their families lose billions to phone and text scams every year — because the pressure is the point. "Reverse lookup" sites bury the truth under upsells and pretend an ad-supported guess is a background check.

Aya does the opposite: it gathers independent evidence, shows its work, and tells you plainly what it can and can't prove — so you can slow down and decide.

On every result

  • Separate risk and confidence scores, 0–100
  • The specific evidence reasons behind the score
  • Honest limitations — caller-ID spoofing, stale data
  • A recommended next action
  • A fixed disclaimer: this is not identity proof

Capabilities

Evidence, not vibes.

Multi-provider lookup

Identity, carrier, line-type, and validity from seven real integrations — Data247, Twilio Lookup, Trestle, Telnyx, IPQS, Numverify, and Veriphone — each with source provenance.

Decision engine

A labeled verdict (likely scam / suspicious / identified-still-verify / possible match / unknown) with distinct logic for VoIP, prepaid, ported, and invalid numbers.

Investigation mode

Requires two independent sources to agree before it reports a comparison — and rejects saved comparisons that predate the two-source rule.

Phishing text analyzer

Twelve weighted bilingual rules (urgency, gift-card/crypto/wire, credential harvesting, impersonation, prize, tech-support…) plus Google Web Risk link checks.

Track callers

Saved contacts, notes, tags, favorites, and history — with search, export, and correction/access/deletion requests.

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Call screening

Android call-screening role, notification access, and native contact matching, with a family scam-shield alert channel.

Fair, fixed pricing

Server-authoritative credit costs (a lookup is 10 credits, a message check 2) with atomic charging and idempotent retries — clients can't set their own prices.

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Two-phase deletion

Deletion sweeps lookup cache, community records, protection rules, reports, contacts, and history — and a failed purge stays visibly unresolved.

Trilingual

English, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese — 727+ validated locale keys and localized templates, so families can protect each other in their own language.

Deliberately honest positioning. Aya is explicitly not a consumer reporting agency and can never be used for employment, housing, or credit decisions. It keeps each provider's evidence separate and refuses to invent an owner match it can't support.

Who it's for

Protection you can hand to your parents.

Older adults

The most-targeted group — with a plain-language answer instead of a technical report.

Families

A shared scam-shield subscription and alerts, so relatives can watch out for each other.

Anyone with a phone

Check an unknown caller or a suspicious text before you act — in guest mode or an account.

153/153tests, incl. real-concurrency
node:sqliteembedded, after a real outage taught the lesson
Encryptedoff-host backups, token-free logs
Server-setpricing — clients can't cheat credits

Slow the scammer down.

Independent evidence, an honest score, and a clear next step — before you call back, click, or pay.