Project 02 · AI app
FragFlurin.
A planned Swiss AI app that explains phone, tablet and laptop problems to older people in plain language, step by step, so their kids don’t have to be tech support.
The idea
“Frag Flurin, nicht mich.”
Ask Flurin, not me. FragFlurin is made for the phone calls every family knows: parents who need help with a photo, a strange message or a printer, and kids who explain it for the third time between work and dinner. The app should explain the next step in 2 to 4 simple steps, in large text and with read-aloud.
Planned launch: spring 2027. FragFlurin is still in development and not yet in the App Store or Google Play. The website and the app are in German.
Frag Flurin, nicht mich.
Tech help for your parents.
How it should work
Three simple steps.
This is how the app is planned to work. Not every feature is finished yet.
01
Ask
Parents ask by voice or text, or show the problem with a photo of the screen.
02
Understand
FragFlurin explains the next step in plain language, without technical terms.
03
Carry on
They follow the steps at their own pace, in large readable text, with read-aloud.
Built for trust
For parents and their kids.
No e-banking help, no home visits, no ads, and no guarantee: an AI can be wrong. Suspicious messages are rated “suspicious” or “not clear”, never “safe”.
01
For parents
Photo or voice, large text, read-aloud, and never more than 2 to 4 steps.
02
For their kids
Less phone support, help to judge suspicious messages, and a planned weekly overview that parents must agree to.
03
Privacy goals
Photos only used for the answer, no stored content, data in Switzerland or the EU, no AI training on your data. Not yet finally reviewed.
FragFlurin updates
News from FragFlurin.
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