Create a safe review request
ProofScout removes common emails, phone numbers, account-like numbers and direct URLs from the copied announcement.
Private, explainable opportunity screening
Inspect jobs, grants, scholarships and competitions before you pay, upload documents or share personal information. Everything runs on your device.
This must be Firefox. Tap Add to Firefox, allow website access, then open any job or grant page — the P circle will be on the edge.
THE SIMPLE WAY
NEW · BROWSER COMPANION
Stay on a job, grant, competition or application page. The floating assistant audits wording, the URL, XSS and SQL indicators, CSRF gaps, leaked secrets, mixed content and accessibility bugs — all on your device, including offline.
01 · SOURCE MATERIAL
Your text never leaves this browser. ProofScout is a screening aid, not a guarantee of legitimacy.
ProofScout looks for payment pressure, identity requests, deadline language, contact methods, eligibility and missing verification signals.
02 · EVIDENCE MAP
Generate a neutral message that confirms the important claims without revealing sensitive information.
Local evidence locker
Cases stay on this device and can be deleted at any time.
DECISION WORKSPACE
See which offer exposes stronger evidence and fewer danger signals.
Inspect an opportunity and save the report to compare it later.
Human verification without surveillance
Send a redacted case file to someone you trust. They can review the evidence offline and return a structured response.
ProofScout removes common emails, phone numbers, account-like numbers and direct URLs from the copied announcement.
Import a ProofScout request. No file contents are uploaded anywhere.
Five-minute verification method
A repeatable process for any online opportunity.
Urgency is not proof. Legitimate opportunities usually publish dates and allow independent verification.
Navigate to the organizer’s official website yourself. Do not rely only on a link inside a forwarded message.
Check whether organizers, judges and partners acknowledge the opportunity on their own official channels.
Never share passwords, one-time codes, seed phrases or remote access. Question early requests for identity documents.
A prize that requires a rushed “release,” “processing,” “gas” or “verification” payment is a major warning sign.
Keep the original message, URLs and screenshots. Report impersonation through the real organization’s website.