Teesra Kaan listens to a call on speaker. It warns you in the caller's own words, and shows his next line before he says it.
A "digital arrest" call, acted from a script. Watch for the caller's next line.
Live listening is off on this public page: it uses paid speech and model APIs. The demo calls replay Muse Spark's real answers.
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Type what the caller said, or tap your keyboard's microphone and say it. Works on this phone, after the call.
Hearing nothing. If the call is on this phone, open this page on another phone or laptop.
What the caller is saying
Warning signs
Report for 1930
How it decides
Muse Voice Transcribe writes down the call as it happens and keeps the two voices apart. After each thing the caller says, Muse Spark answers these questions about the caller, and must quote the caller's exact words for every "yes". A quote the caller never said is thrown away.
Fixed rules raise the alarm, never the model on its own: Muse Spark must judge the call a scam, and at least one warning sign must be shown in the caller's own words. If one of them is a request for money, an OTP or PIN, an app or a link, it turns red.