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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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Kaipil Saimant🛠️ 1 tool 🙏 1 karmaApr 9, 2026@SkimNewsBuilt with passion. Thanks for your support. - cheers Solo founder :) -
ScamCheck Grok v5.2 release note — 1,700 chars / 295 words, matching the Claude one at 1,638 / 292.
ScamCheck Grok v5.2 tells you whether the message in front of you is a scam, before you reply, click, or send money. Free with your xAI API key. Upload a photo or screenshot, or capture one 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 Grok 4.5 with native vision at full reasoning effort, replacing a model xAI has since retired, and the cost shown on your report now matches what xAI actually bills: the old figure was calculated on the retired model's rates and understated the true cost several times over. 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. This edition reads images only, and a PDF is now refused outright rather than partly read, because a document the model never saw should not produce a confident verdict; screenshot the page instead. Now with full multilingual support: run ScamCheck in English, German, or any language your browser displays, and the underlying models read text in 100+ languages, so the report can be read in your own. A scan costs about 2 cents in API usage, the lowest of any Iacoletti Software tool, with no subscription required. It runs entirely in your browser with no install needed.
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We built Continua because every "chat with PDF" tool we tried failed the same way: retrieval grabs a few chunks, answers confidently, and misses the qualifier on page 1,847. In high-stakes documents that's not an inconvenience — it's a lost case, a bad acquisition, a rejected claim. So we went the opposite direction: no RAG at all. Continua reads 100% of every page (up to 1B tokens in one task), returns a report where every claim cites its exact page, and — the part we're proudest of — flags where your documents contradict each other. Every finding is inspectable and tagged: cited, conflicted, duplicated, or unused. Where it shines today: medical chronologies, acquisition diligence, RFP compliance, insurance claim rebuttals. Where it's still rough: reports take minutes (we read everything — that's the cost), no API yet, English-optimized. We're in public beta and genuinely want hard feedback — bring your nastiest document pile and tell us where it breaks. I'll answer every comment here. -
I'm still testing the tool yet it looks very promising. I tested it with a 5.5k words Academic text that I had previously red. I tested the Key points feature, it does work!
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Now Scottie can write newsletters digests in your own language (Portuguese, Japanese, Spanish, Korean, French and more) - get daily digests customized for you!
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Looks very unseful. I'd really like to read a tailored newsfeed without overwhelming me with unnecessary news. Well done.
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Great idea, but does not find what you are looking for-about the same as Google Scholar
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After not even ONE try, it asks for Pro. No success, just imo developer hyper-greed. Avoid!
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I've tried to find the exact articles via WoS, Google, or Scopus. Despite using a very advised and complicated search query, it was just a waste of time. Perplexity didn't help either. The Jenni AI, which may add useful links when generating text, finds nothing but trash. SciScape gave exactly what I needed from the first query! A couple of fresh relative articles with very exact topics!
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easy to pick up and you get a few free file imports. it gives you results pretty fast, unfortunately i can't find a way to get back to these, they're locked behind the paid service.
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