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Messages and emails
Paste suspicious texts, emails, marketplace offers, payment requests, and job messages for analysis.
Think before you click
A scam detector for suspicious messages, links, and QR codes.
AntiScam Wizard checks texts, emails, website links, screenshots, and QR codes for phishing and scam warning signs, then explains what it found in plain English.
Built for Android • Clear results • Practical next steps
AntiScam Wizard
⚠ Likely ScamStrong phishing warning signs detected.
Risk score92
Why it looks dangerous
The message creates urgency and asks you to verify an account through a web link.
The message creates urgency and asks you to verify an account through a web link.
What you should do
Do not use the provided link. Open the organization’s official app or website yourself.
Do not use the provided link. Open the organization’s official app or website yourself.
✓ Dangerous details are removed from shared warnings.
One app, multiple checks
Analyze the suspicious things people send you
AntiScam Wizard looks for combinations of warning signs and gives you evidence you can understand, not just a vague alert.
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Phishing links and websites
Check URLs, shortened links, unusual domains, and the context surrounding a request before visiting.
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Screenshots and images
Extract and analyze readable text from screenshots, including messages that are difficult to copy and paste.
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QR codes
Scan a QR code and inspect its destination instead of opening an unknown link without context.
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Explainable results
See the risk level, category, confidence, evidence found, and practical steps you can take next.
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Safer sharing
Share a warning to help someone else while dangerous links and sensitive details are removed automatically.
Simple by design
From suspicion to a clearer decision
You do not need to understand cybersecurity terminology. AntiScam Wizard translates the evidence into practical guidance.
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Add what concerns you
Paste a message or link, upload a screenshot, or scan a QR code.
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Review the evidence
See the warning signs, risk level, likely scam category, and confidence.
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Act more safely
Follow clear next steps, verify independently, or share a sanitized warning.
Clarity over fear
A warning should explain itself.
Scam detection is not perfect. AntiScam Wizard is designed to show its reasoning, distinguish uncertainty from strong evidence, and help you make a better-informed decision.
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Evidence explained: Understand which behaviors and requests increased the risk.
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Uncertainty acknowledged: “Unknown” is used when there is not enough evidence for a confident conclusion.
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Independent verification: Guidance encourages checking through official websites, apps, or known phone numbers.
Check before you act
Put a scam-checking tool in your pocket.
Use AntiScam Wizard whenever a message, link, screenshot, offer, or QR code does not feel right.
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Frequently asked questions
How AntiScam Wizard helps you check for scams
Quick answers about checking suspicious texts, phishing links, screenshots, and QR codes.
What can AntiScam Wizard check?
AntiScam Wizard can analyze suspicious text messages, emails, website links, screenshots with readable text, marketplace offers, payment requests, job messages, and QR-code destinations for common scam and phishing warning signs.
Can it tell me whether a message is definitely safe?
No automated scam detector can guarantee that a message is legitimate or fraudulent. AntiScam Wizard explains the evidence it finds, shows uncertainty when evidence is limited, and recommends independent verification through an official website, app, or trusted phone number.
Should I open a suspicious link before checking it?
No. Avoid opening an unfamiliar link just to investigate it. Copy the link without visiting it when possible, then verify the sender and destination independently.
How does the QR code checker help?
The QR code checker lets you inspect a code’s destination and surrounding context before choosing whether to open the link. A QR code can hide a misleading or unexpected website address.
What should I do if a message looks like a scam?
Do not click its links, open attachments, send money, or provide passwords or security codes. Contact the organization through its official app, website, or a phone number you already trust, then block or report the sender when appropriate.
Privacy and responsible use
AntiScam Wizard processes information you choose to submit so it can provide risk analysis and safety guidance. Do not submit passwords, one-time security codes, financial account numbers, recovery phrases, Social Security numbers, or other highly sensitive information.
No automated system can guarantee that a message is legitimate or fraudulent. Results are informational and should be combined with independent verification. When money, accounts, identity, or personal safety may be involved, contact the organization using an official website, app, or trusted phone number.