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ScamCheck Claude v5.2 tells you whether the message in front of you is a scam, before you reply, click, or send money. Free with your Anthropic API key. Upload a photo, screenshot, or PDF, or capture it with the live camera, and you get a Scam Analysis Report naming the fraud family, saying whether the contact was solicited, placing you in the scheme's sequence, and telling you what is at risk including whether money already sent can be recovered. It recognizes eighteen types of scam, from phishing and mail fraud to romance and long-game investment fraud, tech support popups, cloned voices asking for bail, advance fee loans, and free dinner seminars that end in an annuity. Version 5.2 moves the engine to Claude Sonnet 5: the same report, written in about twenty seconds instead of a minute, at a fraction of the price. A minute is a long time when you are frightened enough to be checking whether you are being robbed. The scan cost and tokens now sit at the top of the report as large labelled figures and travel with the exported PDF instead of being lost on the way out, and reports no longer fail at the last step when the model quotes a document back at you. Now with full multilingual support: run ScamCheck in English, German, or any language your browser displays. The underlying models read text in 100+ languages, so a message in any of them can be analyzed and the report itself can be read in your own language. A scan costs about 4 cents in API usage with no subscription required. It runs entirely in your browser with no install needed, one of the free AI tools from Iacoletti Software alongside Movie Maker Edit.

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