Check one email

Before you send anything

• You give us one email. We look at how it was sent and at the web addresses and attachment types in it, and we show you what we found on this page.
• The whole message leaves your device and goes to our servers in New Zealand or in the European Union. If the message holds other people's details, those go too.
• We do not keep the message or its attachments.
• We keep a signed record of fingerprints, which are short codes worked out from the message, and of the results of the checks. We have no way to trace that record to you. It is kept for as long as the service runs.
• The page you get back is kept for 24 hours at an address only you hold, and then deleted.
• Nothing is fetched from the links in the message and no attachment is opened. Files with identical bytes are recognised as the same file.
• The result is a set of checks, not a judgement. A result with nothing flagged does not show that nothing is wrong with the message.
• Do not send a message you have no reason to share, or one that holds someone else's private information.
• We send nothing from your message to any other party, and we email nobody.

Checked, not cleared. These checks are not a judgement on the message: nothing flagged does not mean it is fine, and a flag does not mean it is not.

I have read the above and I choose to send this message.

What we found

Your result stays at this address for 24 hours:

Expires:

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