What it does

A “sent by mistake” text, a fake Wave bonus, a job offer with a file fee? Paste the message, a screenshot, a number or a link. Arnaque? answers in seconds, with the reasons in plain words and what to do now.

Who it's for

Anyone in Senegal and West Africa who gets dubious messages, and the relatives who get sent the screenshot and asked.

Three things to know

A clear verdict: Likely scam, suspicious, or no obvious sign, with key phrases in Wolof.
Rules first: A code request, an upfront fee, payment to a personal number: caught even offline. The AI explains; it cannot clear an obvious scam.
This week's scams: Notes on the scams going round, built from the messages people report.

A “likely scam” verdict with its reasons.

Your data

No account needed. Suspicious messages are kept with personal details masked, to recognise scams that come back.

What it doesn't do

“No obvious sign” does not mean “safe”. Never give anyone a code you received by text.