Voiceproofing™ · A new category by J-Dawgs Industries · Launched November 8, 2026
Voiceproofing™ is how a family or a small business proves that a voice on the phone is really who it claims to be — using shared secrets and rotating spoken codes instead of trusting a voice, now that any voice can be cloned from seconds of audio. The category didn't exist. So we invented it, built every tool it needs, and put the whole shelf out free.
The kit
Rotating spoken verification codes derived from your circle's shared secret: both phones compute the same 6 digits and a word for the same five minutes, optionally bound to a dollar amount so approving $500 and $5,000 produce different codes. A cloned voice cannot produce the code.
Forge the code word, the separate duress word that silently means "this isn't real," and backup questions a scraper can't answer.
The step-by-step protocol for the call happening right now — exact words included — plus a red-flag checklist with a live risk readout.
A printable fridge & wallet card: real callback numbers, the words, and the four-step rule. Nothing to remember in a crisis.
Eight realistic scam scripts, scored — grandparent emergency, the boss's voice note, the change order, the bank's "fraud department." Learn the tells while nothing is at stake.
For businesses: a one-page Voice Payment Authorization Policy — no payment on a voice instruction alone, callback thresholds, employee sign-off.
Log suspicious calls in exactly the fields ReportFraud.ftc.gov and the FBI IC3 ask for. Stored only on your device; exports CSV and a printable report.
Why now
Imposter scams are the most-reported fraud category in America: $2.95 billion in reported losses in 2024 inside $12.5 billion of total reported fraud (FTC Consumer Sentinel Data Book 2024) — rising to $3.5 billion in 2025 (FTC, June 2026). The FBI's IC3 created a dedicated AI-enabled fraud category in its 2025 report — 22,364 complaints, roughly $893 million — because impersonation by machine is now its own crime class. And the defense families were offered was "be careful." One projection, labeled as one: Deloitte (May 2024) projects US AI-enabled fraud losses reaching $40B by 2027.
Meanwhile the offense industrialized: a voice can be cloned from seconds of audio, and one employee in Hong Kong paid out roughly $25 million after a single video call with deepfaked executives. Carrier systems verify the phone number. Nobody verified the person — for households, nobody had even named the practice. Voiceproofing names it, and this page stocks it.
Set up a circle
Agree a code word and a duress word — in person, or on a call you placed. Never by text.
Fridge copy for the house, wallet copy for the road. Real callback numbers for everyone in the circle.
The callback only works with numbers you already hold. Save them now, labeled.
Beat the scripts once at the kitchen table, and they lose their power on the phone forever.
Stated plainly: Voiceproofing proves a caller holds your circle's secret. It cannot prove someone isn't being forced — that's what the duress word is for. The tools are free, carry no ads, and run entirely in your browser: no account, no tracking, nothing you type is sent anywhere.
