WardOff
Got a suspicious message?
Check a message before you act.
Paste it, or share it to WardOff. In seconds you’ll see how risky it looks, exactly what’s off about it, and what to do next.
For iPhone. In English and Turkish.
- Claims to be from a bank, government body, courier, or telecom
- Creates artificial time pressure
- A link doesn't match the claimed sender
URGENT: Your account has been locked due to suspicious activity. Verify your identity within 24 hours to avoid permanent suspension: hxxps://yourbank-secure-verify[.]com/login
Advisory only — not legal or financial advice. Always verify through the institution’s official channel.
Get the highlights.
Seconds, not guesswork.
One tap from the Share sheet, or paste the text. The answer is back before you’d finish googling the sender.
The actual red flags.
Not a vague score — the specific things that look wrong, in plain language.
One clear next step.
Delete it, report it, or check with the institution directly. Always just one.
History that stays put.
Past checks live only on your iPhone, encrypted. Delete them any time.
How it works
Three steps. No guesswork.
01
Send it to WardOff
Paste the message, or tap Share › WardOff in Mail, WhatsApp, or any app that shares text.
02
AI checks it
An AI model looks for fake links, pressure to act now, requests for codes or money, and institutions being impersonated.
03
Get a clear verdict
A risk level, what we noticed, and one recommended action — in seconds.
Paste a message into WardOff, or tap Share › WardOff in another app. WardOff never reads your messages in the background — it only checks the one you send.
The verdict
See exactly what’s wrong.
The specific red flags, and what to do next.
The message you got
YourBank
URGENT: Your account has been locked due to suspicious activity. Verify your identity within 24 hours to avoid permanent suspension: hxxps://yourbank-secure-verify[.]com/login
Links are never tappable in WardOff — they’re shown defanged, like hxxps://, so a mis-tap can’t open them.
What we noticed
- Claims to be from a bank, government body, courier, or telecom
- Creates artificial time pressure
- A link doesn't match the claimed sender
Recommended action
Verify through the institution's official channel before doing anything.
Five calm verdicts
Honest about what it doesn’t know.
A false alarm on a real bank notification is worse than no answer at all. So WardOff will tell you when a message looks fine — and when there just isn’t enough to go on.
Appears legitimate
Reads like a routine, genuine message. No red flags that matter.
Low risk
Something’s slightly unusual, but nothing points clearly to fraud.
Medium risk
Several warning signs. Don’t act on it until you’ve verified it yourself.
High risk
Strong, specific signs of a scam. Red is reserved for this alone.
Uncertain — verify independently
Not enough signal either way. We’d rather say so than guess.
- High riskCongratulations! You’ve won a $500 gift card. Claim within 1 hour at hxxp://prize-claim[.]top
- Appears legitimateYour parcel was delivered at 14:02 and left with a neighbour.
- Uncertain — verify independentlyHi, is this still your number? I have a question about the car.
- Low riskYour subscription will renew on 12 Oct. Manage it in your account.
- Reads like a routine notification
Your parcel was delivered at 14:02 and left with a neighbour. Track it in the app.
Advisory only — not legal or financial advice. Always verify through the institution’s official channel.
What it looks for
The scams people actually get.
Bank and courier texts, fake prizes, “Mum, I lost my phone” — WardOff knows the patterns behind them.
- Bank phishing
- Courier / delivery scam
- Government impersonation
- Prize or lottery scam
- Investment / crypto scam
- Romance scam
- Fake job offer
- Tech support scam
- Family emergency scam
- Subscription renewal scam
Privacy
Your messages stay with you.
WardOff only ever sees the message you choose to send it. Nothing else, and never in the background.
Not stored on our servers
WardOff’s servers keep no message text, links, or results.
History on your iPhone only
Past checks are encrypted and kept on this device — nowhere else.
Delete it any time
One button in Settings removes your whole history, for good.
No ads. No tracking.
No advertising, no analytics SDK, and message text is never logged.
To analyse a message, its text is sent over a secure connection to Jev, an AI model from TypeSafe. AI can be wrong — before an important decision, verify through the institution’s official channel.
Pricing
Start free.
Try it on the messages that worry you. Upgrade only if you need more.
Free
5 checks
included
- At most 3 a day
- Every feature, the same careful analysis
- Encrypted on-device history
Premium
Up to 50
checks a day
- Monthly or yearly — cancel any time
- The same careful analysis and the same privacy as your free checks
- Managed in your App Store account
Prices are shown in the App Store in your local currency. Payment and renewal are handled by Apple.
Questions? Answers.
Does WardOff read my messages or SMS?
No. iOS doesn’t allow that, and WardOff wouldn’t want to. It only analyses text you paste in or explicitly share to it — one message at a time.
How do I check a text message (SMS)?
In Messages, touch and hold the message, tap Copy, then paste it into WardOff. In Mail, WhatsApp, and other apps that share text, you can tap Share › WardOff instead.
Can WardOff be wrong?
Yes. It’s an AI assessment and it can make mistakes, which is why it tells you when it isn’t sure. It’s advisory only — not legal or financial advice. Before acting on anything important, contact the institution through its official channel.
Can I check screenshots or voice calls?
Not at the moment — WardOff checks message text. Copy the text of the message and paste it in.
Which languages does it support?
English and Turkish, both for the app and for the messages it analyses.
How do I delete my data?
Open Settings in WardOff and tap Delete all history. Everything stored on the device is removed permanently.
The next suspicious message is one tap away.
Check it before you click, reply, or pay.
For iPhone. In English and Turkish.