Your personal AI security assistant
Forward a suspicious message, email, link, or screenshot to Vetto. Get a clear assessment of whether it looks legitimate, suspicious, or potentially dangerous—right inside WhatsApp, Telegram, or email.
One forward. A clearer answer. More confidence, for you and your family.
Vetto
Personal security assistant
Example
Forwarded
YourBank Alerts
Unusual sign-in detected. Verify your account within 24 hours to avoid suspension: yourbank-secure-verify.com/login
I just got this message from my bank. Is it real?
Suspicious — high concern
This message looks suspicious. 3 things stand out:
The link doesn’t appear to match the bank’s official domain.
The message creates urgency around your account.
It asks you to take action through an unfamiliar link.
Recommendation
Don’t click the link. Open your bank’s official app or website directly to check.
Forward a message or paste a link…
Illustrative example — not a real customer conversation or verified result.
How it works
Security checks should be as easy as forwarding a message.
No complicated software. No cybersecurity expertise required.
What it helps you spot
Scams are getting harder to recognize. Your second opinion should get smarter.
1 in 3
Nearly one in three US fraud reports in 2025 were about imposter scams.
$7.7B
reported lost to internet crime by people over 60 in the US in 2025.
About AI detection: Vetto looks for signs consistent with impersonation or AI-generated content. Text alone can’t prove who—or what—wrote a message, so every assessment explains its evidence instead of claiming certainty.
Meet your personal security assistant
The security expert in your pocket.
No new habits to learn. Get help where suspicious messages already arrive.
Forward a suspicious message and get a clear assessment in chat.
Forwarded: “Your parcel is on hold. Pay the redelivery fee today to avoid it being returned.”
Suspicious
Unfamiliar link and an urgent payment request.
Telegram
Send questionable messages and links to your personal security assistant.
Is this link from my friend safe to open?
Inconclusive
Not enough evidence to be certain. Ask your friend directly.
Forward suspicious emails to a dedicated security address for analysis.
Fwd: Your order has shipped — tracking details inside
Likely legitimate
Sender and links match the retailer’s official domain.
Social media screenshots
Got a strange DM or comment on social media? Take a screenshot and send it to Vetto. It reads the message in the image and checks it just like a forwarded one.
TikTok
Dating apps
Any app
9:41
giveaways.official.2026
Active now
Congrats! 🎉 You’ve been picked as our giveaway winner. Claim your prize within 24 hours: claim-gift-reward.co
Got this on Instagram. Is it real?
Suspicious
Looks like a fake giveaway: a brand-new account, a 24-hour deadline, and a link that isn’t the brand’s official site. Don’t enter card details.
Illustrative previews. WhatsApp, Telegram, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and LinkedIn are trademarks of their respective owners. Vetto is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by them.
Family protection
One assistant that looks out for the whole family.
Add your kids and your parents to one Vetto family. They forward anything suspicious the same easy way, and if a risky message reaches them, you’ll know too.
Your Vetto family
Example
Y
You
Gets family alerts
Guardian
M
Maya, 12
Kid account
Protected
M
Mom
Senior account
1 alert
D
Dad
Senior account
Protected
Vetto · Family alert
Mom received a suspicious message
Text message to Mom
“Your card has been blocked. Reply with your card number and PIN to unlock it.”
Suspicious
Vetto advised her not to reply.
Suggested next step
Check in with Mom. Remind her that her bank will never ask for her PIN, and to call the number on the back of her card.
Call Mom
See the evidence
One assistant, whole family
Kids, parents, and grandparents join one Vetto family and forward suspicious messages the same simple way.
Kid accounts
Plain-language explanations that help kids spot fake giveaways, phishing links, and strangers posing as friends.
Senior accounts
Extra-clear, patient guidance for parents who are often targeted by bank, delivery, and impersonation scams.
Guardian alerts
Get notified when a suspicious message reaches your kids or parents, with the warning signs and a suggested next step.
Family protection is designed to be set up together. Members are invited and know Vetto is looking out for them. It’s built for trust, not secret monitoring.
Confidence through explanation
Not just a warning. An explanation.
Understand what looks wrong, what evidence supports the assessment, and what you should do next.
Likely legitimate
The available evidence looks consistent with a genuine message. Stay alert all the same.
Inconclusive
Not enough evidence to be certain. Verify directly with the sender before taking action.
Suspicious
Clear warning signs. Don’t click, reply, or pay until you’ve verified independently.
Security report
Sample
Assessment
Likely legitimate
Inconclusive
Suspicious
Why it was flagged
Unfamiliar destination domain
Unusual urgency
A request for sensitive information
Recommended action
Do not use the message’s link. Verify the request through the organization’s official app, website, or independently obtained contact details.
An assessment based on the available evidence — not a guarantee.
Privacy and trust
Your safety matters. So does your privacy.
Messages can contain sensitive personal information. Security tools should treat that responsibility seriously.
Understand what you share
Clear explanations of what happens when messages, emails, and links are forwarded for analysis.
Protect personal information
Designed around data minimization and appropriate security controls.
Be honest about uncertainty
Every assessment shows the evidence behind it. A guess is never presented as a fact.
Before you share anything sensitive, the final service will explain exactly how forwarded messages are handled, stored, and deleted.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers about checking suspicious messages, links, and screenshots with Vetto.
What is Vetto?
Vetto is an AI security assistant that helps you check suspicious messages before you act. Forward a message, link, or email—or send a screenshot—and Vetto tells you whether it looks likely legitimate, suspicious, or inconclusive, explains the warning signs, and suggests what to do next.
How do I check if a message is a scam?
Forward it to Vetto in WhatsApp or Telegram, forward the email to Vetto’s security address, or send a screenshot. Vetto examines the wording, sender information, link destinations, and common scam patterns, then explains what it found before you click, reply, or pay.
Which apps does Vetto work with?
Vetto works in WhatsApp, Telegram, and email. For messages you receive anywhere else—Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, dating apps, or any other app—take a screenshot and send it to Vetto. It reads the message in the image and checks it the same way.
What kinds of scams can Vetto help me spot?
Phishing links and fake login pages; impersonation scams that pretend to be your bank, a delivery company, your employer, or a family member; payment, invoice, and investment scams; fake giveaways; and AI-powered deception that imitates people or companies you trust.
Can Vetto tell if a message was written by AI?
Not with certainty—and it won’t pretend to. Vetto looks for signs consistent with impersonation or AI-generated content, but text alone can’t prove who—or what—wrote a message. Every assessment explains its evidence instead of claiming certainty.
Can Vetto help protect my kids and elderly parents?
Yes. Add your kids and parents to one Vetto family. Kid accounts get plain-language explanations, senior accounts get extra-clear, patient guidance, and guardian alerts let you know when a suspicious message reaches them, with the warning signs and a suggested next step. Family protection is designed to be set up together—it’s built for trust, not secret monitoring.
Is Vetto always right?
No security tool can promise that. Each verdict is an assessment based on the available evidence, not a guarantee. When there isn’t enough evidence, Vetto marks the result inconclusive and suggests verifying directly with the sender before you act.
What happens to the messages I forward to Vetto?
Messages can contain sensitive personal information, so Vetto is designed around data minimization and appropriate security controls. Before you share anything sensitive, the final service will explain exactly how forwarded messages are handled, stored, and deleted.
When can I start using Vetto?
Vetto is in development. Join the waitlist to be among the first to try it when early access opens—we’ll email you when it’s available.
Be among the first to try a simpler way to check suspicious messages, links, and emails before you, your kids, or your parents act.
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