A lakeside porch in soft blue light. An older woman and a younger woman sit together on a bench, looking at a laptop.
$0Free to start. Free to stay.

Your clique for every click.

Explore online with a little backup.

  1. Risk detection on every page.
  2. Guidance to tackle online tasks with ease.
  3. Access to secure human tech support.

Where MyCliq works

  • Browser extensionBeta live
  • Mobile appComing soon
  • Desktop appComing soon
How it works

Stop a scam in its tracks.

When you ask for help through MyCliq, you see one thing and your helper sees another. Take the tour, one screen at a time.

Turn your phone sideways to see both screens side by side, the way Margaret sees them.

Step 1 of 8

Her email is safe. This message isn’t.

MyCliq shows Margaret’s email is one of her saved sites. Then a message says her bank account is on hold, and her cursor drifts to Verify now.

What Margaret sees

Lakeview Mail
lakeviewmail.comMyCliq
Plans follow your needs, not your age

Which one sounds like you?

Illustration: a woman in a yellow sweater holding a tablet
Plan 1 of 6

“I want a pause before a known scam page.”

Free

$0 a month Basic protection stays free.

When you're about to open a page that's on MyCliq's list of known scam sites, MyCliq pauses it and asks you to take a second look first. You can report a scam page so the next person gets the same pause, and get help drafting an FTC report that you read and send yourself.

Take the quiz
Saved how-tos · Starting at Active plan tier

Help that leaves something behind.

Every how-to Margaret saves lives in her MyCliq library. Follow one from start to finish.

Turn your phone sideways to see her screen the way Margaret sees it.

Online · extension and in-app browser

Step 1 of 8

Her bank opens. Her how-tos are already there.

Margaret goes to riversidebank.com. It’s one of her saved sites, so the how-tos saved for it pop up in her panel. No searching.

What Margaret sees

Riverside
riversidebank.comMyCliq

Pull up a chair.

Start on the free floor. Add help when it makes sense for you.

Report a scam to the FTC (opens the FTC report assistant in a new tab)