A text message tells you your package is stuck. A call pretends to be from your bank. An email asks you to "confirm" your login details.
Veillons gives you a warning, in clear French, before you do anything.
HOW IT WORKS
1. Copy the message you received.
2. Paste it into Veillons.
3. You receive a warning and, most importantly, what to do next.
WHAT YOU GET
- A clear verdict: likely a scam, be careful, or nothing unusual.
The telltale signs of a suspicious message, explained one by one.
The steps to take, accessible at any time in "My Checks."
PRACTICE
A series of examples. Half are real, legitimate messages—that's what makes the exercise useful: learning to doubt a message without becoming suspicious of everything.
DESIGNED TO BE READ
Large print, high contrast, no jargon. No ads. No pushy notifications.
WHAT WE KEEP
Your email address, to recognize you from time to time. The text you send us is used to produce the verdict and is not stored. Nothing else. You can delete your account from the app, without having to contact us.
Veillons provides an opinion to help you decide; it does not replace your judgment. If you have any doubts about a banking transaction, call your bank at the number on the back of your card.
Unsure about a text message, call, or email? Paste it in, and we'll give you our opinion.