Protect your parents from financial mistakes, fraud, and missed bills — without taking control.

We're building a simple tool that quietly monitors your aging parents’ spending and alerts you if something looks unusual — duplicate charges, missed bills, or potential fraud.

We’re looking for a few early families to help shape the product. Your answers will help us build something genuinely helpful.

1. Do you have aging parents (or relatives) you help or worry about financially?

2. What concerns you the most about their financial situation?

Missing or forgetting to pay bills

Being double-charged or overpaying

Falling for scams or fraud

Losing track of subscriptions

Not noticing unusual or unexpected charges

They’re private and don’t want to share too much

I feel guilty about not checking more often

3. How do you currently keep an eye on their finances?

I don’t — I just hope everything is okay

I log into their accounts

They send me screenshots or statements

I check in with them verbally

A sibling handles it

4. How stressful is it for you to stay on top of this?

“Not stressful at all” → "I worry often”

6. What would be most valuable for you in a tool like AskFelix?

Alerts for unusual or suspicious activity

Notifications about duplicate charges

Monitoring subscriptions

Weekly summary of your parents’ spending

Ability for parents to choose what they share

A simple way to collaborate with siblings

Peace of mind knowing someone (or something) is watching

7. Which types of accounts or financial activity would you want to keep an eye on for your parent?

Bank accounts

Loans or lines of credit

Monthly bills or subscriptions

Cash-app or peer-to-peer payments (Venmo, PayPal, etc.)

Insurance premiums or policy payments (health, home, auto, etc.)

Medicare-related costs (premiums, copays, unexpected charges)

8. Would your parents be open to a tool like this if they stayed in control of what was shared?

Yes, definitely

9. Would you like to join the early access list to help test AskFelix when it’s ready?

Yes