Everything you need to use the app
No jargon on this page. What the app checks, how to read a result, what each plan includes and — just as important — what the app deliberately does not do.
How it works, in three steps
Paste or upload what you received
A text message, an email, a link, a phone number, a screenshot, a photo, an audio clip or a video. Nothing to install.
The app reads it and looks for pressure tactics
It checks the wording, the sender, the links and, for media, the signs that something was generated or edited by a machine.
You get a risk level and what to do next
A clear low / medium / high verdict, the reasons behind it in plain words, and the concrete next step to take.
What it detects
Phishing and smishing
Fake bank, delivery, tax office or employer messages that push you to a login page.
Fake links and lookalike domains
Web addresses built to be mistaken for the real one, one letter at a time.
Deepfakes and edited photos
Images and videos created or altered with artificial intelligence.
Cloned voices
Audio where a familiar voice is synthesised to ask you for money or a code.
Romance and investment scams
Long conversations that end in a transfer, a wallet or a "guaranteed" return.
Impersonation of family or bosses
The "hi mum, this is my new number" message and the urgent transfer request from a manager.
Job and prize scams
Offers you never applied for and winnings you never entered.
Extortion and pressure
Threats built on a deadline so you act before you think.
The eight formats it analyzes
Each format costs a different number of points, because some take much more work to read than others.
| Format | What you send | What it looks for | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Image | Photos and screenshots | Deepfakes · AI-generated images · Manipulated photos | 2 |
| Link | Suspicious web addresses | Phishing · Fake domains · Malicious sites | 1 |
| Contents of an email | Phishing · Spear phishing · CEO fraud | 1 | |
| SMS | Text or WhatsApp messages | Smishing · Shortened links · Bank impersonation | 1 |
| Phone | Numbers behind calls or texts | Vishing · Caller ID spoofing · Phone scams | 1 |
| Audio | Voice notes and recordings | Voice cloning · Synthetic audio · Recorded vishing | 3 |
| Video | Clips and short videos | Video deepfakes · Fake ads featuring celebrities | 3 |
| Text | Any message or advert | Online scams · Social engineering · AI-generated text | 1 |
How to read the risk level
Low risk
0 – 33 %
Nothing clearly wrong was found. Stay with your normal habits and do not lower your guard.
Medium risk
34 – 66 %
Something is off. Do not act on it yet: confirm through a channel you already trusted before.
High risk
67 – 100 %
Treat it as an attack. Do not reply, do not click, do not pay. Report it and block the sender.
The score is a judgement, not a measurement. A low score is not a guarantee of safety, and a high score is not proof of a crime. Use it as one input among the others you already have.
Basic protection habits
- Do not click the link before you check it. Copy it and paste it instead.
- A real bank, tax office or employer never asks for a password or a code by message.
- Urgency is the tactic. A genuine matter survives a fifteen-minute pause.
- Confirm through a channel you already had: call the number on your card, not the one in the message.
- A number you do not recognise saying "this is my new number" deserves a voice call to the old one.
- Turn on two-step verification wherever your money or your identity lives.
Plans and prices
See the full comparisonFree
$0
- 3 points per month
- 3 of the 8 formats
Pro
$5/month
- 60 points per month
- 6 of the 8 formats
- Exact score, red flags and next steps
- PDF reports and trend charts
Pro Max
$15/month
- 200 points per month
- 8 of the 8 formats
- Exact score, red flags and next steps
- PDF reports and trend charts
History, PDF reports and trends
Your history
Every analysis you run is saved to your account so you can go back to it, compare it with a new message, or show it to someone else.
PDF reports
Paid plans can download any analysis as a PDF — useful when you need to hand it to a bank, an employer or the police.
Trends
Charts show how the risk of what reaches you changes over time, and which formats you are targeted through most.
Safe-Link
Safe-Link is the quick version, made for the second before you tap. Paste a link and you get a verdict straight away: a colour, one line telling you what to do, and a short reason. You do not need an account for it.
- Paste the link, or upload a screenshot and let the app find the link inside it.
- Only the address is checked — never the contents of the page or anything you type into it.
- If you think a verdict is wrong, you can appeal it and a person will look at it.
Your privacy
- You choose what to submit. The app never reaches into your phone or your accounts.
- Your analyses belong to your account and are visible only to you.
- Passwords are stored encrypted and are never readable, not even by us.
- Payments are handled by Stripe. Card numbers never touch this app.
What this app does not do
Knowing where a tool stops is part of using it safely.
- It is not an antivirus. It does not scan your device for malware.
- It does not block anything. It tells you what it sees; the decision stays yours.
- It does not read your inbox, your gallery or your messages. It only sees what you paste or upload.
- It does not open the links you submit on your behalf.
- It gives an opinion, not a legal ruling. Judgement can be wrong in both directions.
Got something suspicious right now?
Do not click it yet. Paste it here first and find out what it is.