Scammers call pretending to be your grandchild. Vishion gives your family two words that change through the day — ask for them, and you know in seconds. It also checks any suspicious text, email, link or QR code.



Click any sample — Vishion runs the same pipeline it uses on your phone, and shows its work.
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From fake delivery texts to malicious QR codes, Vishion sees what slips past your guard.
Fake delivery alerts, bank warnings, and prize notifications hiding malicious links.
Scam codes pasted over parking meters, restaurant tables, and flyers — built to harvest cards.
Fake invoices, password resets, and account alerts engineered to steal your credentials.
Lookalike domains and shortened links that quietly redirect to credential-harvesting pages.
Send it a screenshot, a link or a QR code. You get a plain answer, not a risk score to interpret.
Share a text, paste a link, point your camera at a QR code, or forward a suspicious email — straight from the share sheet.
Share sheet · Camera · PasteAn AI model checks the sender, the domain, the language, and known scam patterns — cross-referenced with our reputation graph.
AI-powered · ~1.6sA score from 0–100, the specific signals that triggered, and a one-tap action: block, report, or move on.
Plain English · ActionableEveryone in your family group sees the same two words on their phone, and those words change through the day. When someone calls claiming to be family, you ask for their two words. A real family member opens Vishion and reads them to you. Someone pretending cannot — they would need a phone that is already in your group.
You still should, and Vishion tells you to. But calling back takes time you may not feel you have when someone sounds frightened, and it fails when the person genuinely is travelling or using a different phone. The two-word check settles it on the call you are already on.
No. Vishion only sees what you explicitly send to it — via the share sheet, paste, or camera. There is no inbox monitoring, no SMS scraping, and no background access.
When you ask Vishion to check a message or image, that content is sent to our servers and analysed there, then the result comes back to your phone. Screenshots you submit are stored so you can review past checks. The two-word family check is different — the words are derived on your own device from a secret shared only within your family group, and it keeps working with no signal.
Yes. Every feature, no subscription, no card, and no trial that runs out. There is nothing to buy inside the app.
You can rate any result in the app and leave a note. Vishion is a second opinion, not a guarantee — if something feels wrong, stop and check with someone you trust before sending money.
iOS 15.1 or later. An Android version is in the works — the current Play Store listing is an old build and is being replaced.
Every feature is free. No subscription, no card, nothing that runs out.