$ scan --link BETA
Is this link safe? Check before you click.
Paste a link from a text, an email or a DM. We check it on our servers, never on your device, follow every redirect and tell you what's waiting at the end.
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$ man scan
What a scan looks at
Your report explains every finding in plain words: what we saw, and why it matters.
Where it really goes
Short links and ad trackers hide the real address. We follow every hop and show you the last stop.
Fake login pages
Pages that copy a bank, a shop or your email provider to get your password.
Fake “verify you are human”
Fake checks that ask you to paste a command into your computer. That command can install malware.
Scripts and hidden behaviour
What runs in the background after the page loads, including things you can't see.
Trackers and fingerprinting
Who the page reports you to, and whether it tries to identify your device.
Text aimed at AI assistants
Hidden instructions telling an AI that reads the page to call it safe.
Standard or Deep?
Checks the link against reputation lists and blocklists, then safely reads the page: where its links lead, its certificate, trackers, out-of-date scripts, in-browser miners and text hidden from you but aimed at AI assistants.
Everything in Standard, then opens the page in a sandboxed browser and watches what it actually does: the connections it makes, fingerprinting, session recording and permission grabs, plus a screenshot. Takes longer. Use it when a link asks for a password or a payment.
Got a file, not a link?
Drop it on the homepage. We remove hidden location data, macros and scripts and hand you back a clean copy.