Assayer
Send a link, message, or picture.
Assayer checks it and tells you what looks safe or suspicious.
Free. No account or payment. Don’t send passwords or full card numbers. Pictures are kept only long enough to check them, then deleted automatically.
Make things even easier to check
Phone access
What you can check
Use what already reached you — a link, a message, or a screenshot.
- Store links and unfamiliar websites
- Texts, emails, and direct messages
- Ads, listings, and screenshots
- Seller pages and payment requests
New here? Try the tutorial
A short walkthrough shows how to send a link, message, or picture and how to read your private result.
Check any page faster
The Assayer browser extension lets you check the page you are viewing with one click.
The extension is still in private testing. For now, paste the page link or add a screenshot.
A browser extension adds an Assayer button to Chrome or Edge.
How it will workUse Assayer from your phone
Share a link, message, or picture with Assayer. It opens your private result automatically.
How Assayer works
You submit evidence. Assayer returns a private report with what looks safe, what looks suspicious, and what is missing.
- 1Submit a link, message, or screenshot.
- 2Assayer checks warning signs, validating signs, and missing details.
- 3Read the report, then decide your next step carefully.
Why Assayer exists
Scams are easier to imitate. Checking them should be easier too. Assayer helps you pause and look at evidence before money changes hands. It does not guarantee safety.
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Tell Assayer what helped, what was confusing, or what went wrong. Feedback goes to operators only — it is not a public feed.
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