SHIPYARD / OPS

Scam Mirror

Paste any link or signature request and see, in plain words, what it would really do to you.

Gran gets a message saying her wallet will be locked. She pastes the link into Scam Mirror and reads: this page asks to move all your tokens to a stranger. She closes it.

Built for

The jobs it does

Protect myself onchain
Blueprint

How the vessel is built

Mission

Let families protect each other from hooks, in plain words, before anything is signed.

The need

People who are new to wallets, often older relatives, get messages that their wallet will be locked and links that ask for a signature they cannot read. Wallet warnings are written for experts, and the family members who could help only hear about it after the money is gone.

What it will never do

  • Ask for seed words or private keys
  • Sign, send or block anything in the user's wallet
  • Share balances or pasted content beyond the trusted circle
  • Promise that a green result is safe
Owner playbook

Pick your voyage

Wallet security tools live inside browser extensions most people's parents will never install. Scam Mirror is a plain page: paste a link or a signature request and read, in plain words, what it would really do, with an alert to a trusted helper. Owning it means your family, your community or your customers get a safety page with your name on it, and you earn from the communities and businesses that want one of their own.

Straight answers

Before you own it

I can't code. Can I run a security tool?

Yes. Link and signature simulation, the plain language verdict and trusted helper alert are built. You choose chains, name and colors and deploy from your wallet with the guide.

What if it says something is safe and it isn't?

No tool catches everything. Word verdicts carefully, never say 'safe', say 'no known risk found', and tell people to ask a helper when unsure. Keep simulation providers up to date.

Isn't this already free in wallets?

Some wallets warn, many do not, and warnings are often jargon. Your edge is plain words and a human helper, aimed at people who are not crypto natives.

What about privacy of what people paste?

Do not store pasted content longer than needed and say so. Never ask for seed phrases; put a big warning that nobody legitimate ever asks for one.

Who pays?

Communities, wallets and small exchanges that want a branded safety page, and families via a small helper plan.

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