Three colours. No jargon.
Green means the page looks safe. Amber means be careful — something about the connection or the page deserves a second look. Red means serious issues: stop and close the tab. Every verdict comes with the reasons in plain English, so you learn what to look for next time.
What it checks
One click runs a bundle of checks on the page you're looking at — the same things a security-minded person would look for by hand, done in under a second.
Private by design
A live demo that lands
Run Cloak Check on a real page in front of a class and the abstract idea of "checking whether a site is safe" becomes a one-click habit students can copy. It pairs naturally with the free classroom activities — especially Would You Click? — and it's an easy, concrete recommendation for parents' evenings: free, nothing to set up, nothing shared.
The same instant verdict, on the apps students actually share links in — share a link to Cloak Scan, scan a QR code, or paste a URL. In development now.
Get notified when it launches →Something not right? If you've spotted a bug, a wrong verdict, or anything that doesn't behave the way you'd expect, tell us on the Cloak Check support page — reports like that make the checks better for everyone.