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Pause before you sign in
Paste an email or message, or choose a screenshot, before you use a sign-in link, open an attachment, enter a code, or share payment details.
How it helps
Built for the moment before you respond
What risky messages often ask for
Olevo checks the message text you paste or type, or the screenshot you choose for Detailed Review. It reviews the words you provide and any visible link text, not the destination website.
Use it to review the words around a sign-in link, invoice, account warning, invite, attachment, password request, or one-time-code request before you act.
- Paste email or message text
- Choose a screenshot when copying is hard
- Review requests for passwords or codes
- Verify through the real site or app
Before you sign in
Open the real website or app yourself. Do not use links from unexpected messages when the page asks for passwords, codes, card details, or remote access.
If you can copy the email or message text, use a Private Check. If you have a screenshot or image, Olevo uses Detailed Review for the image itself.
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Common questions
Can Olevo review suspicious emails?
Yes. Paste or type the email text, or use Detailed Review for a screenshot when copying is hard.
Should I enter my password after clicking an email link?
Avoid it. Open the real app or website yourself and sign in there.
Does Olevo scan the website behind a link?
No. Olevo reviews the message or screenshot you provide. It does not open links, browse websites, or confirm that a destination page is safe.
What if I entered my password on the wrong page?
Change it immediately from the real site, turn on two-factor authentication, and review account activity.
Can risky sign-in requests happen by text too?
Yes. Risky sign-in or payment requests can arrive through email, text, social messages, screenshots, QR-code notices, and fake websites.