Is it really them,
or a scam?

Paste a text, email, link or screenshot. Unmask points out the exact red flags, tells you how to check safely, and what to do if you already clicked or paid.

Or try a real-world example

Two investigators,
one verdict

Rule checks
Fixed rules catch fake-looking web addresses, faked senders, gift-card and crypto demands, and hidden orders aimed at AI filters.
AI analyst
An open-source AI model reads the message like a fraud analyst, names who it pretends to be, and quotes the exact suspicious words.
Safety floor
If the rules find hard evidence, the AI can't overrule them. A scam that tricks the AI still won't come back as safe.

Already clicked, paid or shared something?

Act fast — the first hour matters most. Pick what happened:

I clicked the linkI paid with gift cardsI sent a wire or bank transfer (incl. Zelle)I sent cryptocurrencyI paid with a debit or credit cardI gave my password or personal detailsI shared a verification codeI installed an app or let someone connect

Choose one above and the steps appear here.

Beat AI voice clones

Make a family safe word

Scammers can clone a loved one's voice from a few seconds of audio. Agree on a phrase in person. If an urgent call doesn't know it, hang up and call them back on the number you already have.

Generated on your device. Share it in person, never by text or email.

Is it really them,or a scam?

Or try a real-world example

Two investigators,one verdict

Rule checks

AI analyst

Safety floor

Already clicked, paid or shared something?

Make a family safe word

Is it really them,
or a scam?

Two investigators,
one verdict