Notice the Moment
An unexpected call, message or meeting asks you to do something consequential. The voice or account may be familiar, but the request gives you pause.
How It Works
A Clearer Way to Verify.
When a conversation feels uncertain, Rooky lets you check with someone on their trusted phone before you act.
Explore How It WorksThe process
From Uncertainty to a Clear Answer.
A separate check gives you a moment to pause, even when the conversation itself feels urgent.
Ask Separately
Open Rooky, select the person you know and send a verification request to their trusted phone. For a specific decision, include the details they need to confirm.
Review the Response
The person can confirm or deny the request. Check the response and its details before acting. If it expires or is denied, stop and investigate.
Choose the right check
The Right Question for the Situation.
Sometimes you need to confirm a person. Other times, the exact request matters just as much.
“Is this really you?”
Use an identity check when an unexpected call, message or meeting leaves you unsure who is on the other side.
- A familiar voice calling from an unfamiliar number
- An unusual message from someone you know
- A video conversation that feels out of character
“Did you ask for this?”
For a consequential action, ask the person to confirm the specific request, including what is being asked and when.
- A payment amount and recipient
- A change to supplier payment details
- A request to share sensitive information
Set Up Your Trusted Circle in Advance.
Get Rooky and invite the people you may need to verify. Agree when you will use a separate check, particularly before sending money or sharing sensitive information. If someone cannot respond, contact them through another trusted route and follow your usual safety procedures.
See it in context
Explore use cases Know When to Make the Check.
Explore practical examples for families, finance teams, suppliers and meetings.