Wardseal

Warns you about scam sites, links and chats, and encrypts what you type. Everything is checked on your computer.

Wardseal helps you spot scams before they cost you money. It checks the websites you open and the messages you read, and warns you in plain language when something looks wrong. What it does • Website check: warns about lookalike addresses (like paypa1.com), fake bank and government pages, addresses that copy a trusted brand, and sites on public phishing lists. • Message check: spots common scam patterns in text, such as requests for one-time codes, fees to release a parcel or prize, fake job offers, and urgent "your account will be closed" threats. • Explain why: every warning says what looked suspicious and what to do next. • Encrypt what you type: protect a message with a passphrase before you send it, and unlock it only on your own device. • Learn to spot scams: built-in quizzes and practice scenarios. • Available in English, Arabic, Malayalam, French, Spanish and Hindi, with examples from Oman and the Gulf. Your privacy • Pages and messages are analysed on your computer. Nothing is uploaded or saved by Wardseal. • There is no cloud AI: nothing you read or type is sent to any AI service. • Wardseal downloads public lists of known phishing addresses to check against. These downloads contain no information about you. • No ads, no tracking, no accounts. Important: Wardseal gives warnings, not guarantees. Some scams will not be detected, and a page with no warning is not proven safe. If you are unsure, contact the company using a number you already trust.