ScamSieve for iPhone

Filter scam texts without sending texts anywhere.

ScamSieve helps classify unknown sender SMS/MMS messages for scams, spam, promotions, finance, delivery, OTPs, loans, betting, crypto, courier, KYC, UPI, and job scams using local rules on your iPhone.

Coming soon to the App Store ScamSieve is not publicly listed yet. This page explains what the app does and how its local-first SMS filtering model works.
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ScamSieve
No cloud. No account. No tracking.
Unknown sender

KYC update required. Verify now or account will be blocked.

Scam
Courier alert

Delivery failed. Pay small fee to reschedule package.

Delivery risk
Bank OTP

Your verification code is available for sign-in.

OTP safe

What it does

Local SMS classification for the messy categories people actually receive.

ScamSieve focuses on unknown sender messages and practical categories, using deterministic rule packs bundled with the app.

Detects common scam patterns

Rule packs cover phishing, fake KYC, UPI fraud, loan app pressure, betting and casino bait, crypto scams, job scams, courier traps, and risky promotion patterns.

Keeps normal OTPs usable

The classifier treats ordinary OTP and verification messages as safe when no suspicious link or scam pattern is present, helping avoid unnecessary noise in everyday login flows.

Lets you test locally

The main app includes a local message tester that uses the same classification engine as the extension, so users can understand how rules behave without uploading samples.

Privacy model

No backend, no login, no message upload.

The app is built around Apple's IdentityLookup SMS filtering system and a bundled local Swift rule engine.

100% on-device classification

Unknown sender SMS/MMS classification runs locally through the ScamSieve Message Filter extension and the shared ScamSieveCore deterministic engine.

No analytics or ad SDKs

ScamSieve does not include Firebase, Supabase, analytics SDKs, crash reporting SDKs, advertising SDKs, a remote classifier, or a backend account system.

Local settings only

Rule configuration, enabled packs, purchase entitlement state, and user-created rules are stored locally using App Group storage so the app and extension can share settings.

Setup

SMS filtering requires a user-controlled iOS setting.

Apple requires users to manually enable SMS filtering. ScamSieve provides guidance, but the user stays in control.

01

Install ScamSieve

Install the main app on a physical iPhone after it becomes available.

02

Open Messages settings

Go to Settings, then Apps > Messages on current iOS versions.

03

Enable filtering

Open Unknown & Spam, Message Filtering, or Manage Filtering depending on iOS wording and region.

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Review locally

Manage rule packs, custom rules, import/export, privacy notes, and local testing from the app.

Coming soon

Built for scam protection without a surveillance tradeoff.

ScamSieve is coming soon. The privacy policy below explains the app's no-backend, no-account, no-message-upload design.