AI Scam Checker

AI Security Systems

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About this app

Don't get scammed in any language. AI Scam Checker checks suspicious messages, links, QR codes, screenshots, and phone calls before you click, reply, scan, or pay — in seconds, with a clear explanation you understand.

Not sure if something is real or a scam? Paste a message, upload a screenshot, scan a QR code, paste a suspicious link, or describe a suspicious call. You will get a clear result in seconds: safe, suspicious, or dangerous — with a simple explanation of what was found and what to do next.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Paste a message or link, upload a screenshot or QR code, or describe what happened during a suspicious call.
2. AI Scam Checker analyzes the content using multiple scam, phishing, and fraud detection checks.
3. Get a clear risk result with a plain-language explanation.

WHAT YOU CAN CHECK

- SMS and text messages
- Chats from WhatsApp, Messenger, Telegram, Viber, and other apps
- Social media messages and posts
- Screenshots of conversations or messages
- QR codes
- Suspicious links and URLs
- Suspicious phone calls described in your own words

WHY AI SCAM CHECKER

Scams can arrive in any language
Scammers do not stick to one language — and neither does AI Scam Checker. Check suspicious messages, links, screenshots, QR codes, and call situations in the language they arrive in, and get a clear explanation you can understand.

Check phone calls, not just messages
Most scam checkers only handle text. AI Scam Checker also analyzes suspicious phone calls — describe what happened (who called, what they said, what they asked for) and get a clear risk analysis. Useful for bank, police, and investment scam calls.

Scan QR codes before you pay
QR codes are a fast-growing scam vector. AI Scam Checker reveals the hidden URL behind any QR code and tells you if it looks safe or suspicious — before you pay or log in.

More than just text
Check messages, screenshots, links, QR codes, and suspicious call situations in one simple app.

Clear results
Every check gives you a simple risk rating with detection of scam, phishing, and fraud patterns — plus an explanation you can understand.

Built for everyone
No technical knowledge needed. If you can copy, paste, or upload a screenshot, you can use AI Scam Checker. Useful for yourself, parents, grandparents, and anyone who receives suspicious messages or calls.

No subscription
Try it free — 3 checks at no cost during your 30-day trial.
Buy Check Packs (10 or 30) only when you need them.
No recurring charges. Purchased packs never expire.
Payment is charged to your Apple ID upon purchase.

Your privacy matters
Submitted content is used to generate your scam analysis. Your personal conversations are not sold and are never used for advertising profiles.

Stay one step ahead of scammers. Download AI Scam Checker and check suspicious messages, links, QR codes, and calls before you act.

Ratings and reviews

I hate to leave less than 5 stars, but this is my opinion. You get the first 3 evaluations free & $1.99 for 10 more is reasonable, but I'm not sure the answers are definitive. The first 2 I tried only gave me a common sense evaluation that it probably wasn't safe and not much beyond that which I figured out for myself. I waited for one that was real questionable with only a phone #. It said it was SAFE. Now, I don't know if it was smishing in the true sense or spam, but not worth chancing.

only 10 messages a week. and pay weekly. what not a benefit. limited usage. deleting app. someone's hungry for money in their account. please don't me t money for the limited service. Thanks . No thanks.

App does nothing but crash at Smart App Development so a 1 until fixed if it does anything else.

What’s new

- Check Pack — one pack now covers all five check types
- Improved phone call analysis — describe any suspicious call (bank, police, investment) in your own words
- Screenshot analysis of messages, chats, and posts
- Suspicious link and URL checking
- QR code scanning
- Enhanced AI models with expanded detection of new scam patterns