🚀 Fraudly Update: Making scam detection easier than ever
We've been shipping a lot over the past few weeks, and Fraudly has evolved far beyond a simple website checker.
✨ What's new
🔍 Check Anything
You can now check suspicious websites in multiple ways:
Paste a URL
Scan QR codes
Analyze screenshots
Detect links inside photos using on-device OCR
Scan copied links from your clipboard
🛡️ Improved Trust Profiles
Every scan now provides a much richer explanation, including:
Website Safety
Shopping Risk
Business Legitimacy
Reputation
Scan Completeness
Instead of a single score, users can understand why a website appears trustworthy—or why caution is advised.
🌍 Better localization
Fraudly is now fully localized across six languages with native-feeling translations and improved language detection throughout the app and website.
⚡ Performance improvements
We've continued optimizing scan speed, caching, analytics, and overall reliability while making the interface significantly smoother.
📈 SEO & Web
The website has seen substantial improvements:
Better structured data
Improved international SEO
Hundreds of pages now indexed
Richer trust reports
Faster loading times
Better accessibility
💳 Premium is now live
Fraudly Premium is available on both iOS and Android, offering unlimited scans, deeper analysis, AI-powered explanations, and advanced trust insights.
🔌 Browser protection
Our Chrome and Microsoft Edge extensions provide instant website trust checks directly while browsing.
We're still in the early stages, but it's exciting to see steady growth in organic traffic, new backlinks, and our first paying subscribers.
Our mission remains simple:
See it. Check it. Trust it.
If you'd like to try Fraudly:
🌐 Website: https://fraudly.app
🍏 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fraudly-scam-detector/id6768437414
🤖 Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.fraudly.mobile
🧩 Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/fraudly-website-trust-che/fdidhkgcmkploccimjhfbdabmakejmlf
I'd love to hear your feedback—especially from fellow indie hackers building security, AI, or privacy-focused products.
