Is This a Scam? QuickCheck: Offline Scam Checker for Seniors | US, UK, Canada, Australia + Large-Print Fridge Sheet

Got a suspicious text, email or call? Check the warning signs before you click, call back or pay.

QuickCheck runs privately on your own device: no account, no message upload, no scare tactics.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Choose your country: United States, United Kingdom, Canada or Australia.

2. Paste the message (or answer five big yes/no questions).

3. See the warning signs it found, exactly what to do next, and where to report it.

It knows the names scammers copy in each country: E-ZPass and USPS in the US, HMRC and DVLA in the UK, CRA and Interac e-Transfer in Canada, myGov and Medicare in Australia.

QuickCheck never tells you a message is "safe". It shows one of three results: High scam risk (stop), Needs checking first, or No obvious warning signs found (still check before you pay). That is the honest way to do it.

WHAT YOU GET

• QuickCheck: one HTML file that opens in any web browser and works offline

• Large-print Pause & Check sheet for your country (US Letter or A4): 5 steps for the fridge or next to the phone, plus a tick-box checklist and where to report

• Short setup guide

MADE FOR MOM AND DAD

Large text, big buttons, plain language and no judgement. Set it up together in five minutes: save it on their desktop or email it so it opens on their phone.

HONEST NOTE

Written by CloneAlert with AI assistance and checked against official guidance from the FTC, UK Finance / Report Fraud, the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre and the ACCC Scamwatch. QuickCheck looks for common warning signs; it cannot know who really sent a message. General information, not legal or financial advice. Licensed for personal and family use.