Nopehook
Check it before you bite.
In developmentNopehook is a scam checker for real life. Paste a text, an email, a link or a screenshot, and get a clear verdict with the warning signs spelled out and what to do next. Built for everyone, and especially for families looking out for each other.
Three steps, a few seconds
Paste or snap it
Paste a text, email or link, or add a screenshot of the message that feels off.
Nopehook checks it
Five checks run on every message: the wording, the links, a weekly-updated scam list, an AI review and fixed safety rules.
Get a clear answer
Likely scam, suspicious, or looks fine, with the red flags explained and what to do next.
Take a look
Everything you need to spot a scam
Clear verdicts
Likely scam, suspicious, or looks fine, with the red flags explained in plain English and the next step to take.
Built on official warnings
Checks are grounded in public scam alerts from agencies like the FTC and FBI, and the scam list updates every week.
Links checked too
Web addresses in a message are checked against known dangerous sites before you tap them.
Family protection
Look out for parents and loved ones: get an alert when someone you protect runs into a likely scam.
Email forwarding
Forward a suspicious email and Nopehook checks the sender and the message for you.
Free to start
15 free checks every month for texts, links and screenshots.
Every result is a risk assessment, not a guarantee. When something feels off, contact the company directly using a number or website you already trust.
Coming soon
Nopehook is in development. Save the QR code now: when the app launches, the same code takes you straight to it.
Questions
Is Nopehook free?
Yes. Everyone gets 15 free checks a month for texts, links and screenshots. Nopehook Plus adds email forwarding, family protection and unlimited checks.
Is the verdict always right?
No checker is perfect. Every result is a risk assessment, not a guarantee. If something feels off, contact the company directly using a number or website you already trust.
Where does the scam information come from?
From public warnings by agencies like the FTC, FBI, U.S. Postal Inspection Service, FCC, IRS and Social Security, plus official bank and carrier pages. The scam list is updated every week.
Will it flag real messages from my bank?
Real purchase alerts that only ask you to reply yes or no are marked “Verify it first” instead of “Likely scam”, so you can check them safely.
When does it launch?
Nopehook is in development. Follow @nopehook on Instagram for the launch date.