Ask before you tap.
Got a text about a parcel, a bank alert, a prize? Forward it to Second Look. You’ll get a reply in seconds saying if it’s a scam, and why, in plain words.
Second Look
Works with what you already use.
Forward the email, or send a screenshot of an SMS or WhatsApp message. Nothing to install.
Real checks first.
Who owns each link, how old the website is, who really sent it.
No made-up reasons.
Every warning points to a check, or to words in the message itself.
The AI writes the answer. The checks keep it honest.
We look things up before the AI reads the message. It can only warn you about what a check found or what the message really says. Anything else gets dropped.
Tip for email: choose “Forward as attachment”. It keeps the original signature, so we can tell a real bank email from a fake one.
Copycat website names
Links like paypal-secure-login.com that borrow a company's name.
Website age
Scam sites are often days old, or already taken down.
Where short links lead
We follow bit.ly and similar links to the real website.
Who really sent it
Does the sender's address belong to the company it names?
Digital signature
Real company email is signed. We check that the signature holds.
What it asks for
Codes, card details, a fee, a rush. Quoted word for word.
Looking out for a parent?
They can add you as their trusted contact. When a message they forward is clearly a scam, you get a short email too.