Free AI scam and pressure checker
Is this a scam? Paste it and see the pressure.
Check any text message, email, DM, quote or offer for scam signs and high-pressure sales tactics. Paste the text, upload a screenshot or PDF, or add a voice note or call recording. Kindyra OS quotes the exact words it's reacting to and gives you a calm next step. Free, no account needed.
AI-generated analysis. It can be wrong, it doesn't verify facts online, and it isn't financial, legal or medical advice. We don't store what you paste or upload. One free check a day without signing up, five a day when you join free. How it works
- A verdict from calm to likely scam, with a pressure score
- Every tactic named, with the exact words that show it
- What to do, including a sentence you can send back
- Claims to check, and how to check them yourself
How the Pressure Check works
- Share what you received.
Paste the text, upload a screenshot or a PDF (a quote, contract or letter), or add a voice note or recording of a call. Remove any passwords, codes or card numbers first.
- See the pressure named.
Each tactic is named and linked to a plain-English guide, with the exact words that show it, so you can judge for yourself.
- Get a calm next step.
Counter-moves, a sentence you can send back, questions to ask, and the claims worth checking before you decide.
What it looks for
The check is built on our library of twelve tactics that sellers and scammers use to rush a decision:
- False urgency
A deadline invented to stop you comparing or thinking it over.
- Manufactured scarcity
Claims that something is about to run out, used to make you grab it.
- Fear framing
Turning a decision into a threat, so that saying no feels dangerous.
- Social-proof pressure
Using what "everyone" supposedly does to replace your own judgment.
- Authority pressure
Borrowing the weight of an expert, official or brand so you won't question it.
- Price anchoring
An inflated first number that makes the real price look like a bargain.
- Hidden costs (drip pricing)
A low headline price that grows as fees appear step by step.
- Bait and switch
Advertising one thing, then steering you to something more expensive.
- Guilt and obligation
Making you feel you owe them a yes.
- Too good to be true
Promises of outsized returns, prizes or savings with little apparent risk.
- Impersonation
Pretending to be someone you trust: a bank, an agency, a company or a relative.
- Isolation and secrecy
Telling you not to check with anyone else.
What it can't do
On its own it doesn't browse the web, so it never tells you a claim is true or false. Members can tap Check the claims online to have each claim searched and see the sources. It isn't financial, legal or medical advice, and it can be wrong. Read how the Pressure Check works for the full details.
Free checks
Everyone gets one free check a day without an account. Sign in free with your email for five checks a day, a private history of your checks, and a place in line for the full Kindyra OS Decision Rooms.
Questions
Is this a free scam checker?
Yes. The Kindyra OS Pressure Check is free: one check a day without an account, or five a day when you sign in free with your email. It looks for scam signs and high-pressure sales tactics in any message or offer you paste.
Can it tell me if a text message is a scam?
It flags common scam signals, such as impersonating a bank or relative, demands for secrecy, unusual payment methods and login links, and explains each one. It can't confirm facts online, so it also tells you how to check with the real organisation yourself.
What can I check?
Typed or pasted text (up to 3,000 characters), a screenshot of a text, email, DM, ad or checkout page, a PDF such as a quote, contract, renewal letter or bank notice (up to about 4 MB; for long documents it focuses on the first pages and the fees, renewal and cancellation terms), or audio: a WhatsApp voice note, a voicemail or a recording of a call (up to 2 minutes). Don't include passwords, one-time codes or card numbers.
Do you store what I paste or upload?
No. Text, screenshots and PDFs are sent to our AI provider to generate the analysis, and audio is transcribed first; none of it is stored. The analysis is kept privately so you can share it if you choose, and nobody else sees it unless you press Share.
How is the pressure score worked out?
Scores run from 0 to 100: 0-25 calm, 26-55 some pressure, 56-80 high pressure and 81-100 likely scam. The score reflects how many tactics appear and how strongly they push you to act now.