Percy · the second pair of eyes
Can youspot ascam?
Most people think they can. Then a text arrives at 2 AM that knows their name, their bank and their last purchase.
3 minutes · no sign-up · see how scam-smart you are
United States & Canada
Scams don't look like scams anymore. They look like your bank, your toll road, your grandson. They come by text, by mail, by phone and in your browser, and they all want one thing: for you to act before you check.
Why it's harder now
AI made scams look real
The old tells are gone. No spelling mistakes, no strange grammar. Scammers use AI to write perfect messages, build shops in minutes and copy voices.
Drag the line to compare.
Five years ago: From +44 7700 900461 · 2:16 AM. 5 spelling mistakes, foreign number, mystery link.
Today: From +1 (480) 555-0122 · 2:16 AM. knows your name, local number, no mistakes.
So Percy does the homework for you.
You can't tell by looking anymore. So Percy doesn't just look. It researches, like a careful friend with time on their hands: who sent it, where the link really goes, how old the website is, and what the real company says.
Then it matches what it finds against hundreds of thousands of known scams, and tells you plainly what it could and couldn't confirm. In seconds.
I think this might not be what it seems. If you want to be sure, log in at the toll site you normally use.
What Percy knows
scams mapped into patterns. Every night Percy reads new warnings and adds what it finds, so it can spot the next version of an old trick. Every check you send is matched against all of them.
Private by design
Percy does as much as it can on your phone. When you share a text, an email or a link, names, numbers and addresses come out on your phone, before any AI model sees it.
How many can you spot?
Tap the parts of this text that a scammer would use. There are three.
0 of 3 found
Take the quiz and see how scam-smart you areEvery scam has a tell.
Percy helps you see it.
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