Suspicious Email Checker
Paste an email, and a small AI model running in this browser tab judges whether it's phishing, a scam, malware or extortion, and shows you why.
Your email stays on this device. Nothing you paste is sent anywhere, not even to this site's server.
How to copy the full email
Copying the text of an email leaves out who sent it and the checks your email provider ran. Paste the full source instead:
- Gmail: open the email, choose More (the three dots), then Show original, then Copy to clipboard.
- Outlook on the web: open the email, choose More actions, then View, then View message source.
- Apple Mail: open the email, then choose View, Message, Raw Source.
- Yahoo Mail: open the email, choose More, then View raw message.
Or save the email as an .eml file (in Gmail: More, then Download message) and attach it.
On a phone: mail apps there can't show the full email. Paste its text: the links and the wording are still checked, but not who sent it.
Model: Qwen3.5 0.8B · downloads 533 MB the first time
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Optional: load it first to check emails with the internet off.
Paste an email or attach a file to analyse it.