Spot scams before they cost you.
SuspectScan helps people check suspicious links, messages and emails before they click, reply or pay. Fast, clear and designed for everyday users.
Simple enough for anyone to use.
No technical skills needed. SuspectScan is built to give everyday people a fast second opinion online.
Paste or upload
Drop in a suspicious link, message or email — or add a screenshot in the future version.
Scan the warning signs
The scanner looks for urgency language, payment requests, strange domains and common phishing patterns.
Get a clear verdict
Receive a risk level with explanations so the result feels understandable and useful.
Modern, useful and built around trust.
The product experience should feel more like a premium consumer app than a confusing security tool.
Designed to explain risk, not scare people.
SuspectScan turns suspicious content into a clear, readable breakdown. That makes it especially valuable for families, less technical users and anyone who wants reassurance before acting.
Link checks
Spot risky domains, shortened URLs, IP-based links and suspicious patterns.
Message checks
Analyze SMS, DMs and chat messages for common scam tactics and pressure words.
Email checks
Review suspicious email text before you click a link, send money or share data.
Start free and upgrade later.
Simple packages that fit normal users and families — not just power users.
Free
Great for first-time users who just need a quick second opinion.
- 5 scans per day
- Link, message and email checks
- Basic explanations
- No account required
Plus
Best for regular users who want unlimited checks and more detail.
- Unlimited scans
- Advanced explanations
- Scan history
- Planned screenshot analysis
Family
Perfect for households that want shared protection and peace of mind.
- Up to 5 members
- Everything in Plus
- Planned family dashboard
- Planned shared alerts
Clear answers, honest limits.
That kind of transparency helps build trust, especially for a product in the security space.
Can SuspectScan guarantee that something is safe?
No. No automated tool can guarantee that a link, message or sender is safe. SuspectScan is meant to highlight warning signs and help people make a more informed decision.
What should I do if the result says “High risk”?
Do not click links, send money or share passwords. Contact the supposed company or person through an official website, app or known phone number that you trust independently.
Does the prototype store what users paste?
This demo performs text and link checks inside the browser and does not include a production backend. Once you launch, the privacy policy should clearly explain storage, retention and user rights.
Can it already scan screenshots?
The interface is ready for it, but real screenshot analysis needs a backend or AI vision integration. It is listed as a planned feature rather than being faked.
Run your first scan now.
Paste something suspicious and see how the product feels.