Who it’s for · Individuals & families

More confidencebefore you click, reply, or pay.

A clear second opinion for everyday messages and websites, with reasons you can read and a next step you can take.

Text message
SuspiciousCluttersignal
  • The link points to chase-secure-verify.com, which imitates a well-known brand’s address.
  • It asks you to verify or update an account.

Next step: Don’t tap the link. Open your bank’s app yourself, or call the number on your card.

Chase Alert: We’ve locked your account due to unusual sign-in activity. Verify your identity within 24 hours: chase-secure-verify.com/login

Illustrative example · the verdict and reasons are what the on-device check returns for this text

Individuals & families

Three moments to pause and check.

Illustrative situations and practical next steps — not claims that every scam will be detected.

01

Delivery fees

A message asks for a small payment to release a parcel.

Next stepCheck the order through the retailer or courier website you normally use.

02

Account warnings

A notice says your account will close unless you sign in now.

Next stepOpen the official app or website yourself instead of following the message link.

03

Unexpected help

Someone offers technical support and asks you to share a code.

Next stepKeep passwords and one-time codes private. Contact the company through its official support channel.

Where it fits

The step between doing nothing and a security suite.

What changes when you add Cluttersignal — compared with relying on your spam filter alone, and with the heavier tools you might add later.

How Cluttersignal compares with doing nothing and with security suites
Doing nothingYour spam filter and your instinctsCluttersignalA second opinion in your browserSecurity suitesAntivirus and identity-protection subscriptions
SetupNone.A few minutes: add it to your browser.An app on each device, usually on a yearly plan.
What it coversWhatever the spam filter catches.The email, text, link, or site in front of you, when you ask.Malware on your devices, and alerts when your details appear in a breach.
What you seeNothing — you’re on your own.A verdict, the reasons, and one next step.Scan reports and alerts.
Blind spotsAnything that looks real enough.It only checks what you ask it to, and it doesn’t scan your device for malware.They focus on your devices and identity, not on whether one particular message is genuine.

Use Cluttersignal alongside your antivirus, not instead of it.

Fits the way you already work.

Each person controls their own checks and account. This is not family monitoring or access to someone else’s messages. You can keep using the email application you know. Works in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox.

Add to Chrome

Understand what a check can tell you.

A check on your device looks at the text and the domain in front of you. Cloud analysis, on by default, adds live evidence. A clean result never proves a request is genuine — it means we found no warning signs.

Stay in control

Your checks, your choice

Checks start on your device, and you can switch cloud analysis off any time. You don’t need to connect your inbox to use it. The extension needs a Clutterstrike account and Signal Pro — try it free for 7 days. How we handle your data

Schools, universities & public service

Institutional use is a pilot track

Managed deployment, administrator visibility, procurement and student privacy requirements need to be agreed before any rollout. Discuss a pilot

Not quite you?

See how it fits other people.

01

Small businesses

Practical checks for owners and small teams handling vendor emails, customer requests, and unfamiliar links — without hiring an IT department first.

03

Students & young adults

A second look at job offers, scholarship messages, marketplace deals, and unfamiliar sign-in links.

Is this real?Find out in one click.

A second opinion on the email you’re reading, the link you were sent, or the page you’re on — with the reasons spelled out. 7-day free trial, then $4.99/month or $49.99/year.

Available forChromeEdgeFirefox

Best-effort screening, not a guarantee. Always verify unusual payment or password requests through a channel you already trust.