Family Drill
Scam practice for families

Send your family safe, surprise scam drills.

Install the bot, add your family's emails, and see which practice messages they spot. Every click leads straight to a lesson—never a form asking for private information.

Only the organizer sets it up. Family members just receive occasional practice emails.

A family calmly practicing how to spot a suspicious message together
How it works

Four steps. The bot does the work.

1

Install the bot

The family organizer verifies their email once.

2

Add your family

Tell the bot which relatives should get practice emails.

3

Let drills arrive

The bot sends surprise emails from fictional organizations.

4

See what landed

A click reveals the drill, gives coaching, and appears in the bot report.

What your family sees

Practice emails that look believable at a glance.

Parcel trouble. A bank alert. Benefits paperwork. A tax refund. The organizations are invented, but the pressure tactics feel familiar.

Puddlejump Parcel Co.

We could not leave your family parcel

Choose a new delivery time today using the practice link.

Copper Kite Family Bank

A household payment did not go through

Review the fictional payment before evening to prevent a hold.

Northstar Benefits Cooperative

Your family benefits need an update

Confirm the fictional household update by Friday to avoid a delay.

Civic Lantern Tax Help

A larger refund may be waiting for your household

Check the fictional refund notice before the review window closes.

Bright Badger Tech Support

New activity detected on your family account

Review the fictional device now before access is restricted.

Chirrup Family Voicemail

You missed a message about your child

Play the fictional urgent voicemail using the practice link.

These are fictional organizations—not real brands. Email copy can mimic a request for personal information, but the link always opens an instant reveal and coaching. Family Drill never collects passwords, Social Security numbers, or card details.

Choose where it runs

Hosted, or yours to run.

MIT licensed

Clone and self-host

Run the app on your own domain and connect your own email service provider.

Clone on GitHub
The safe part

A click becomes a lesson, not a trap.

The reveal explains the clues immediately. The bot reports sends and clicks so the organizer knows what to practice next. No real brand impersonation, forged senders, downloads, or credential collection. Read the safety rules →

Start with the bot

Ready to give your family a practice run?

The bot template is not public yet. See exactly how setup will work—without a fake install link.

Install the Family Drill bot →