Check suspicious messages in seconds with "IsItSafe?".
Did an SMS, WhatsApp message, email, or link seem suspicious to you? If you're hesitant and wondering, "Is this link safe?", upload a screenshot. "IsItSafe?" uses AI to analyze the message, opens the link on a secure server, and shows the risk of fraud in a simple, understandable way. The final decision is yours; we only clearly present the risk.
How it works:
1. Upload a screenshot of the suspicious message: WhatsApp, SMS, Instagram, email, call log, or browser screenshot.
2. "IsItSafe?" reads the text; extracts information such as phone number, IBAN, link, amount, and brand.
3. It analyzes the link on our secure server: when was the domain registered, which institution is the page impersonating, is it in our known fraud address database?
4. It checks if the sender number has previously been the subject of fraud complaints.
5. It shows you the low, medium, high, or critical risk level with reasons.
What types of fraud does it recognize?
- Shipping scams: SMS messages impersonating PTT, Aras, Yurtiçi, MNG, "your shipment is at customs" and delivery fee traps
- Fake e-Government and institution pages: excuses for tax debt, traffic fines, MTV and penalty notifications
- Calls and messages in the name of a bank: "your card has been copied", "your account has been blocked", "transfer to a secure account"
- WhatsApp scams: "my phone is broken, this is my new number" and messages requesting urgent money
- Requests for money to an IBAN, fake lottery and "you have won a prize" messages
- Phishing links, fake login and payment pages
- Fake investment and crypto promises, guaranteed return claims
- Instagram, Facebook and other social media scams
- Fake invoice and subscription renewal notifications
Why is it Safe??
- Privacy comes first: It does not access your SMS messages, call logs, contacts or social media accounts. It only examines the image you choose and upload.
- The suspicious link will not open on your device. You will not click on the risky address; it will be examined on a secure server, and the result will be sent to you.
- Sensitive information such as phone numbers and IBANs are masked and stored; compliant with GDPR.
- The database of known scam addresses is constantly updated. - The results are guiding, not accusatory: they state the risk level of the content, without passing judgment on anyone.
- A simple interface that can be easily used by everyone, including those over 60.
Who is it for?
For those who want to protect their elderly family members, those who receive daily courier and bank messages, those making their first online purchase, and anyone who is uneasy about messages from unknown numbers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this message real or a scam?
Upload a screenshot; "Is it Safe?" will evaluate the risk signals in the content and provide an understandable result.
Is this link safe, how do I check?
Upload a screenshot of the screen where the link appears. We will examine the address on a secure server without you opening it.
I received a message from an unknown number, what should I do?
Take a screenshot of the message before deleting it and upload it. We also check the notification history of the sender's number.
Is it Secure? Does it perform a number lookup?
It doesn't scan your contact list or show contact information. It only evaluates the message you uploaded and any publicly available complaint records related to that number.
Is my data safe?
It doesn't request access permissions, masks sensitive information, and deletes uploaded images after a certain period. You can delete your account and all your data with a single touch from within the app.
Is it paid?
You start for free: you get 3 analysis rights as a gift on your first use. After that, the Standard plan offers 5 analyses per month, and the Plus plan offers 10 analyses per month. If your monthly rights run out, you can purchase a one-time additional analysis package; the purchased rights do not expire. Subscriptions renew automatically, and you can cancel at any time from Google Play > Subscriptions.
For every message you suspect, ask first: Is it Secure? Your security assistant in your pocket against fraud.
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