Name shown by email
Checks whether a simple displayed name aligns with the address-domain label when an exact comparison can be made. No fuzzy brand guess.
Checks whether a simple displayed name aligns with the address-domain label when an exact comparison can be made. No fuzzy brand guess.
Uses the exact From address Gmail presents. Trusted and Suspicious are private decisions for that one mailbox only.
Shows covered pressure, action, account, payment, and credential-request signals in the one message you opened.
Shows bounded HTTP(S) destination hostnames and their relationship to the From hostname. PhishCues never follows or fetches them.
0 does not mean safe. 100 does not prove fraud.
01 / Result
All four fields were scored. This is not a safety result.
Covered concern exists. An incomplete four-field total is never shown.
A reviewed high-concern combination is present. A high number alone cannot create it.
At least one field is unavailable and no positive covered signal was established.
02 / Your memory
Trusted and Suspicious are your exact-mailbox choices. They are not company verification.
Trusted by you
May fill eligible missing Sender coverage. Name must still align separately. Email and Links never change.
Suspicious by you
May raise only Sender to 25. It does not report Gmail spam, block a message, or prove phishing.
The current beta saves up to 100 exact decisions in Chrome storage. Never added automatically.
03 / Optional community reports
Sharing is separate and always explicit. Local analysis and Trusted or Suspicious exact-address choices send nothing by themselves. After Suspicious, a separate confirmation can share five fixed report fields; choosing No sends nothing. A second default-No choice can include only the exact link-free two-sentence preview shown before consent, limited to 220 characters. Full messages, subjects, attachments, raw links, scores, Gmail marks, and message identifiers are never uploaded.