Choose what to check
Start with a message, link, or conversation that seems suspicious.
EEMZEE Guard is being built to help you spot scam messages, phishing links, and suspicious investment requests. Analysis is designed to run on your device.
In development. No public download yet.
Your Private Digital Safety Agent
Detect scams, fraud, phishing and social engineering — right on your device. Your data stays yours.
Private content is intended to be processed on your device.
Warnings explain a pattern. You decide what to do.
See which details raised a concern, such as urgency or a payment request.
A warning should tell you what raised concern and leave the decision with you. These examples show the details EEMZEE Guard is being built to explain.
Start with a message, link, or conversation that seems suspicious.
Look for specific warning signs, such as an urgent deadline or a fee to unlock funds.
Use the explanation to decide whether to stop, verify the request elsewhere, or continue.
Explore three fixed examples and the warning signs behind them. No personal data is needed.
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Fixed examples. The app’s AI is not running here.
The architecture is designed to keep messages, screenshots, and conversations on your device.
Messages, screenshots, and conversations are intended to be analyzed on the device.
Screen analysis is designed to require your consent, with sensitive apps excluded by default.
The update system is designed to deliver new models and threat data without accepting raw private content.
This website records page counts, approximate country, referral domain and device category. No analytics cookies, raw IP addresses or full referral URLs are stored.
These examples show the intended experience. There is no public release or beta to download yet.
No. EEMZEE Guard is in development, and there is no public release or beta available from this site. Release dates have not been announced.
No. The preview shows three fixed examples. It does not run the app’s AI, accept private messages, or send your selections to a server.
Android and iOS are planned. Features and availability will depend on testing and each platform’s permissions.