A clickable walk-through of day-0 onboarding and the check loop: pick or photograph a screenshot, watch it get checked, read the verdict. Tap through it like an app — the back arrows and swipe-back work.
This is unstyled on purpose. Grey boxes, no colour, no icons, real copy. The question at this stage is whether the flow and the order of screens are right, not how it looks. Styling comes after.
Halo tells you instantly if a message, ad or website is a scam — and explains exactly why.
Got a suspicious text, email or WhatsApp message? Screenshot it, then pick it in Halo. Checking for someone else? Photograph their screen instead.
Screenshot an ad you don't trust, the shop it opens, a message from an unknown number, or an email promising you money. Halo checks them all the same way.
Every check comes back with a clear verdict, the reasons behind it, and exactly what to do next.
Block scam websites
Protect yourself from SMS scams
Scan for unwanted calendar alerts
Protect against scam QR codes
Screenshot the ad, site, message or email you're worried about, then come back here and pick it.
Your screenshot is sent to Total Halo to be analysed. We don't keep it after the check is done.
Don't reply and don't tap any links. Your bank will never ask for account details over text. Delete the message, then block the sender.
Don't enter card details yet. Answering a few questions below will let us give you a firm verdict.
This one looks genuine. You can carry on — and if anything about it still feels off, trust that feeling and check again.
Take another screenshot with the message filling the screen, then send it again. We haven't made any judgement on this one.
Halo checks screenshots and photos of messages, ads and websites, then tells you what it found and what to do about it.
Prototype only — nothing here is connected to a real scam engine, and every verdict shown is written copy standing in for one.