Everything Searchly does to keep your loved ones safe.

A real, modern browser with the clutter and the danger turned down. Here's how every part works — in plain English.

The signature feature

"Ask my family"

The heart of Searchly. When a page looks suspicious — or before an important login — your loved one can get a second opinion from you in seconds, without ever having to explain what's on the screen.

  • One clear green button, always in reach at the top of the window.
  • The family member gets a picture of the page on their phone by Telegram or email.
  • They tap Safe or Not safe — nothing to install on their side.
  • While waiting, the page greys out with a calm overlay so no one is rushed.
  • A 'not safe' reply closes the page automatically to keep them protected.
  • Set up once with a step-by-step pairing wizard — no servers or settings to understand.
A calm card reading 'Ask my family — is this legit?' over a greyed-out sign-in page.
The core promise

Scam & phishing protection

Searchly watches for danger the way a careful friend would — and speaks in plain, calm language when it spots something.

  • Warns about known scam and phishing sites using continuously updated blocklists.
  • Detects scam-looking pages by how they read — catching fake virus alerts, gift-card and prize scams on brand-new sites too.
  • Green "This really is…" badges confirm the genuine bank, government or major site — not a lookalike.
  • The smart address bar surfaces the real site first and quietly flags typo and lookalike domains.
  • Plain-English warnings on soft cards — never harsh, confusing error screens.
Searchly's address bar showing green 'Verified safe' results for the genuine BBC site.
A gentle nudge

Quick safety check before every password

Before your loved one types a password on an unfamiliar site, Searchly quietly steps in with a friendly reminder — the single most effective moment to stop a scam.

  • "Make sure this is the real site and that you came here yourself — not from a link in an email."
  • Names a trusted family member to check with if unsure.
  • Appears only on unfamiliar sites, so everyday browsing stays smooth.
  • Turns the riskiest moment online into a calm pause.
A 'Quick safety check' card reminding the user to make sure they came to the site themselves.
A genuine differentiator

Password safety with a two-tier vault

Most password managers treat every login the same. Searchly knows the difference between your streaming account and your bank.

  • Logins are encrypted on the computer (Windows DPAPI) and never displayed — not even to the user.
  • Everyday logins (news, shopping, streaming) autofill freely and effortlessly.
  • Banks and money sites are automatically flagged "Ask family first."
  • Before a flagged login fills, a family member approves it with one tap — or a private family PIN unlocks it.
  • The family member approves the action and never sees the password itself.
  • Any saved login can be re-classified by the user at any time.
Searchly's saved-passwords page with the bank and PayPal ticked 'Ask family first'.
Fewer ways to go wrong

Download & settings protection

Many scams end with 'just download this' or 'let me change one setting.' Searchly closes those doors.

  • Blocks risky downloads — programs, installers, and files disguised as documents like invoice.pdf.exe.
  • "Documents-only" download mode is on by default.
  • Blocks downloads from known scam sites outright.
  • A caregiver PIN locks the safety settings, so a scammer on the phone can't talk anyone into switching protections off.
Searchly's plain-language safety settings with a PIN lock at the top.
Close the last loophole

Block other web browsers

The safest browser in the world doesn't help if a scammer simply says "open Edge instead." So Searchly can stop every other browser from opening on the account — keeping your loved one inside the safety net, on purpose.

  • Stops Edge, Chrome, Firefox and any other browser from opening on this Windows account.
  • Removes the easiest way for a scammer to bypass Searchly — "just use a different browser."
  • Protected by the caregiver PIN, so it can't be turned off by someone on the phone.
  • Completely optional and reversible — you can switch it off yourself at any time.
Searchly's Safety Lock settings showing the 'Block other web browsers' option that stops Edge, Chrome and Firefox opening.
Simplify, don't stupidify

A calm, familiar design

Everything is a little bigger, a little quieter, and a lot friendlier — without hiding the real, capable browser underneath.

  • A clean start page with a big search box and large, clearly labelled shortcuts.
  • Gentle default zoom, with one-tap make-text-bigger or smaller.
  • A single, uncluttered toolbar — no jargon, no walls of settings.
  • Reader mode for clean, large, distraction-free articles.
  • Familiar favourites, history and downloads in the same calm style.
The Searchly start page with a big search box and large labelled shortcut tiles.
Yours, and only yours

Privacy & housekeeping

Safety and privacy go hand in hand. Searchly protects your loved one from scams and from being tracked.

  • Private search by DuckDuckGo is the default — no tracking profile.
  • No account is required to use the browser; passwords stay on the device.
  • Auto-updating — quietly keeps itself current, installing on next close with no admin prompts.
  • Safety rules update in the background, so protections improve without anyone doing a thing.

Safety and privacy go hand in hand. Searchly protects your loved one from scams and from being tracked.

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