Partners & Friends

Need patient, step-by-step help with your phone, messages, passwords, or browser? Kindly is a warm AI assistant designed to help anyone — no tech experience needed.

Kleo helps seniors and non-digital-natives handle French administrative forms, official letters, and social-aid files with less stress. That makes it a natural complement to Spot a Fake for people who need both guidance and scam awareness around high-stakes paperwork.

KidIA / CodeKith teaches coding to children aged 7-14 through AI-guided lessons in French. It is a strong fit for families who want children to build digital confidence while parents also strengthen their digital-safety habits.

Clodi & You offers playful, accessible AI courses for children, teens, parents, and seniors. Their practical learning path is a useful next step for people who want to understand AI tools after building safer online habits with Spot a Fake.

Comptoir IA helps teams move from awareness to hands-on, well-framed use of generative AI. We recommend them as a go-further resource for organizations that have covered digital safety and want practical AI adoption support.

Mon Petit Cochon helps French households identify savings, benefits, and practical next steps for their budget. It is a helpful companion for seniors and families who often face both scam risks and financial-management stress online.

Verifeed is a Chrome extension that overlays AI-image and credibility badges directly in social feeds. It helps people assess what they are seeing in real time, which pairs naturally with Spot a Fake's educational approach.

Nestora supports women who are traveling or relocating abroad with safer co-living and community guidance. It is a practical recommendation for people who may face scams while navigating unfamiliar places, housing, and digital admin tasks.

HelloAwa helps people check the authenticity of cosmetics, skincare, and perfume products. It is a strong complementary trust tool: they focus on product verification, while Spot a Fake focuses on scam messages, fake sites, and manipulated content.

Grand Air is a French digital media outlet built for the 55+ audience. As an editorial partner for senior-focused digital safety content, they help bring trustworthy guidance to one of the communities most often targeted by online scams.

Want to learn to use AI tools in your daily life? Silvrai guides seniors and beginners step by step — patiently and clearly. A wonderful companion for anyone who wants to feel more confident online.

Curious where your personal data is exposed online? Tracely helps you find out — checking where your name and email address have leaked. A smart next step after our scam-awareness training.

Mes Aides helps people understand social benefits and administrative steps with less stress and less guesswork. Their work matters because fake sites, fake forms, and scam messages often target exactly those high-pressure moments.

Worried about a suspicious email? TruMail helps everyday people quickly check whether a message looks legitimate or fraudulent. It fits naturally with Spot a Fake's broader anti-scam training.

ClarIA explains AI in clear language for non-technical professionals. Their work complements Spot a Fake well: they help people understand AI, and we help people spot when AI is being used to mislead or scam them.