Stop Scam Calls
Unknown and suspicious callers are intercepted before the house phone ever rings, blocking nuisance and scam attempts at the source.
Giving families peace of mind, one call at a time.
SafeLine quietly sits between the world and your loved one's home phone. Trusted friends and family get straight through. Unknown callers are screened first—so the people you care about never have to guess who can be trusted.
Designed by carers. Built in the UK.
Unknown and suspicious callers are intercepted before the house phone ever rings, blocking nuisance and scam attempts at the source.
Your loved one keeps the number they know. They simply use a new SIP handset or a small PSTN adapter to connect to our secure SIP servers—no need to memorise anything new.
Family carers get clear visibility of every call, so you always know your relative is safe and never facing a stranger alone.
SafeLine decides who gets through—so your loved one doesn't have to.
Your loved one is never asked to judge whether a caller can be trusted. The decision is always made by someone who knows them.
Made for the people we care about, and the families who care for them.
Manage callers, see recent activity, and adjust settings from any device. Everything is designed to be clear, calm, and simple to use.
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£20/month
+£5/month
Carers already answer via a free Softphone SIP app. Add mobile forwarding if you'd rather receive calls without the app.
Add to planNo smartphone needed for them. They keep their number and use a simple SIP handset or PSTN adapter. Carers use the Softphone app or dashboard.
Yes. Your loved one keeps the same landline number they already know and use.
Emergency calls are never blocked and will connect directly. Because SafeLine is a VoIP service, 999 and 112 calls need a working internet connection and power, just like any broadband-based phone service.
You can invite as many family members or carers as you need to help screen calls.
Yes. Carers use the free Softphone SIP app, or you can add mobile forwarding if you'd prefer not to use the app.