URLert

Paste a suspicious link or message into Claude and ask "URLert, is this a scam?". URLert opens the link on its own phone and computer, never yours, follows every redirect, checks how new the site is and whether it's on public scam lists, and reads what the message or page asks you to do. You get one of six results (Malicious, Scam, Risky, Suspicious, Nothing wrong found, or We can't tell), each with the reasons in plain words and what to do next. URLert never says a link is "safe": when it finds nothing wrong, it says exactly that, and what it checked. If you already acted, it gives the steps for what you did, most urgent first: typed a password or a card, sent money, gave remote access, installed something. It also has scam guides for common patterns, such as parcel and toll fees, fake sign-in pages, link lockers and fake shops. Agents can use it too: check a link before opening it, or a page's text before acting on it. Free, with up to 20 checks a day per account. Checks are private to your account and deleted after 30 days. Made by URLERT LLC.