ScamLensA little help,
when you need it.
Support for ScamLens. Contact the developer with a description of what happened.
Let’s work it out.
Include your device model, operating system version, app version and the steps that led to the issue. A screenshot can help—remove personal information first.
bleep.minted4c@icloud.com
Please do not send patient information, private documents, passwords or payment card details.
Before you contact us
The app is not behaving as expected
Close and reopen the app, check for an available update and note any error message. Avoid deleting an app that contains local work unless you have confirmed how to preserve it.
I need help with a purchase
Check that you are using the Apple account used for the purchase. If the app offers Restore Purchases, try it. Contact us with the product name and issue, without sending payment details.
I have a privacy question
Read the app-specific privacy information below or email the developer. Do not include sensitive content in your initial message.
Useful information
App privacy information Full privacy policy Terms of useAbout the app
What is ScamLens?
ScamLens is a completely free, on-device educational scam checker for iPhone and iPad. It reviews suspicious links, QR codes, messages and screenshots and explains warning signs in plain English.
Does ScamLens upload my messages?
No. Checks run entirely on your iPhone. Messages, links, screenshots and results are never uploaded. The App Store privacy label is Data Not Collected.
Can ScamLens guarantee a link is safe?
No. ScamLens is an educational safety tool. It helps you spot common scam warning signs but cannot guarantee that any link, QR code, message or website is safe.
Is ScamLens free?
Yes. ScamLens is completely free, with unlimited checks. There are no ads, subscriptions, or in-app purchases. Sharing a result is a text summary only. ScamLens does not export PDFs.
Is ScamLens built for UK scams?
Yes. ScamLens knows the scams Britons actually receive — parcel redelivery fees, HMRC refunds, bank impersonation, parking QR stickers, NHS and DVLA impersonation — with the correct UK reporting routes such as 7726, NCSC, 159 and Report Fraud.