Gambling promos, scams and unwanted marketing texts… Messagent recognizes them by meaning with AI — not keyword lists — and filters them silently before you ever see them.

Classic filters block the word "casino"; spammers write "cas1no" and walk right through. Messagent looks at what a message means, not what it says.
Character swaps, spacing tricks, Cyrillic look-alikes… every spammer disguise fails against AI that reads meaning.
"No political party texts" — write it in your own words. Messagent resolves the topic and blocks every message about it. Block topics, not keywords.
Got a suspicious message? SMS, WhatsApp or email — paste it in and get the risk, the red flags and exactly what to do.
When one user flags a spam sender, it's blocked automatically on everyone's device within hours. The shield grows with the community.
Bank verification codes are recognized on-device in milliseconds — never sent to the internet, never stored anywhere.
Don't just hide spam — fight back: generates a regulator-ready complaint text in one tap.
Other apps ask for keyword lists; you type "election", they miss "3lection". In Messagent you describe what bothers you — AI resolves it into topics, and every message about that topic is blocked no matter how it's written.
Natural language: "donation requests", "insurance and real-estate offers" — say it your way
Instant rule: resolved the moment you type it; toggle on/off anytime
Personal: your rule runs only on your device

Fake delivery fees, bank impersonation, "Mom, I broke my phone"… Scammers target the people we love most. Advisor analyzes any suspicious message in seconds:
Clear verdict: Dangerous / Suspicious / Safe — with a confidence score
Red flags: points at the fake link and the pressure tactics, one by one
Action plan: "Don't tap the link; if you entered your card, call your bank" — tells you what to do
Link inspection: where does "bit.ly/xyz" really go? It safely unshortens links and shows the real destination — before you tap
For everyone: set it up for your parents; it speaks plain, non-technical language
Pick what to block, or write your own rule.
Settings → Messages → Unknown & Junk → Messagent. Takes 30 seconds; the app walks you through it.
Spam goes silently to the filtered folder; no notifications. Your contacts are never affected. Watch your weekly report roll in.
Filtering happens on your device first. Only messages we can't decide locally are checked against our secure server for an instant classification — and nothing is ever stored: no content, no identity.
Your bank codes (OTP) never leave your phone. Period.
Every feature unlocked; billing handled by the App Store.
Cancel anytime from your App Store account. Prices shown in USD — the App Store bills in your local currency and always shows the exact price before you subscribe.
Never. By Apple's design, the filter only applies to senders who are not in your contacts and with whom you haven't corresponded. Messages from family and friends are untouched — we technically can't even see them.
A keyword filter looks for the word "election"; write "3lection" and it slips through. With a topic rule you describe what bothers you in your own words — AI understands the message's topic, so it's blocked even when the keyword never appears.
No. Unwanted messages are moved to the filtered section of the Messages app; you get no notification, but you can always find them there.
Apple only grants filter apps access to SMS/MMS; iMessage and WhatsApp cannot be filtered. But you can paste suspicious messages from any channel into the Advisor for analysis.
Most messages are handled entirely on your device. Undecided messages are processed only for an instant classification and never stored. Your bank codes (OTP) are never sent to the cloud. Details: Privacy Policy.
The system is designed to allow when in doubt — it must be confident to block. And every filtered message remains accessible in the filtered folder; nothing is ever lost.
AI classification and the Community Radar require always-on server infrastructure. The subscription keeps the app ad-free and your data unsold — our business model only upsets spammers 🙂