Calm
No red alarms, no fear. A clear head and a next step.
About
Scams are built to rush you. We’re building a pause.
Scamory is an early-stage project. We’re making a private way to check suspicious links, messages, emails and screenshots, for people and their families.
Why Scamory exists
That moment of “wait, is this real?”
Most of us have been there. A text says your parcel is stuck. An email says your account will close. You hesitate, and you’re not sure who to ask.
Scammers count on that hesitation. They add a deadline, a threat, a link. The pressure is part of the trick.
We want that moment to feel calmer. A place to bring what worries you, see what looks wrong and why, and know what to do next. Without jargon, and without being talked down to.
What we stand for
Four principles we’re building around.
Honest about limits
A check can miss a scam. We’ll never tell you something is guaranteed safe, and we’ll say when we couldn’t tell.
Private by default
What you check is yours. Sharing is a choice you make, one result at a time.
Plain language
Short sentences and real reasons. If you need a manual to read the result, we got it wrong.
Where we are
Early, and open about it.
Nothing here is a live service yet. This is the honest picture.
Now
Waitlist open
This website and an early-access list. You can’t check a message yet.
Next
A small, invite-only pilot
A small group of adults will try the first version and tell us what’s confusing.
Later
More ways to check
Easier ways in, like apps or forwarding an email, once the basics hold up. We won’t promise dates.
The company
Who’s behind Scamory
Scamory is made by Happenings Group A/S, CVR 40979956, Klostergade 56B, St., 8000 Aarhus C, Denmark.
Be there for the first checks.
Join the early-access list. We’ll email you when Scamory is ready to try.