Plain-language guidance
See the warning signs without learning security terminology.
FREE SUSPICIOUS-MESSAGE CHECK
Does this text message show common scam warning signs?
Paste the message or describe the call. CalmlyDone explains urgency, unusual payment requests, impersonation, and other warning signs in plain English.
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A careful next step
The tool encourages independent verification instead of telling you a message is safe.
Three simple steps
Choose the task. Add your details. Review the result.
1
Open the tool
The correct task is already selected for you.
2
Add one or two sentences
Type, paste, or use your microphone when supported.
3
Review before use
You decide whether to copy, edit, share, or discard the result.
Common questions
What to know before you begin
Can this prove that a message is a scam?
No. It identifies common warning signs and suggests safer next steps. It cannot guarantee that a message is safe or fraudulent.
Should I paste passwords or verification codes?
No. Remove passwords, codes, Social Security numbers, bank details, and gift card numbers before using the tool.
What should I do if money is involved?
Stop, do not click or pay, and contact the person or organization using contact information you already know.
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