Spam text forensics
We hunt spam texters.
Somebody paid to send you that text. Show us the screenshot and we'll track it back to them — who they are, what the federal courts already say about them, and what you can do next.
Free. No account needed. You see what we found first.
- Track the links back to whoever paid for the message
- Check that name against federal court records
- Keep a receipt built to hand to a lawyer
Some spam comes from operations nobody can touch. When that's the answer, we say so instead of selling you hope.
SMS‑SNITCH
- Reading the message
- Classifying the sender
- Following the links
- Checking who owns them
- Searching federal court records
- Writing up what we found
- Matching against known campaigns
This usually takes about half a minute. We're reading public records, not guessing.
SMS‑SNITCH
SENDER
ROUTE
WHO IT WAS
COURT RECORD
AFTER YOU SAID STOP
ALSO HIT
WHAT WE FOUND
DO NOT CALL REGISTRY
STATUTORY RANGE
CONFIDENCE
This receipt disappears when you close the tab.
An account keeps it, tracks whether this sender texts you again, and builds one evidence file across every text you report.
A few details
Each of these changes what we can find for you — none of it is marketing data.