See exactly where you're going.
URLCheck shows the real destination of the page you're on, in large, high-contrast text you can actually read. It states where a link goes; it never decides for you.
A demonstration: the browser address bar shows a deceptive-looking web address such as https://paypa1-secure-login.com/account/verify?id=8842, while URLCheck reveals the real destination domain, paypa1-secure-login.com, in large clear text.
Phishing links dress up as a brand you trust, then send you somewhere else. Watch URLCheck pull the real destination into the open.
A phishing example. An email claims to be from PayPal and links to PayPal. When the link opens in the browser, URLCheck reveals the real destination, paypa1-secure-login.com. The message claims to be from PayPal, but the real destination is paypa1-secure-login.com: the "l" in "paypal" is actually the numeral 1.
Read web destinations in large, high-contrast text, without squinting at the address bar.
A clearer way to review unfamiliar links before you act on them.
Spot look-alike domains before you enter passwords or payment information.
Browsers tuck the real address into a thin strip at the edge of the screen: tiny text, low contrast, often hidden behind a tap. Look-alike domains are built to exploit exactly that.
What you squint at today
Did you catch it? The l in “apple” is really the numeral 1, invisible at this size.
What URLCheck shows
app1e-id-support.com
This product exists for people the standard address bar fails: aging eyes, low vision, and anyone tired of squinting. Legibility isn't a feature here. It's the whole idea.
The destination appears huge and near-black on white, sized for low vision, readable across a wide range of brightness and lighting.
Set in Atkinson Hyperlegible, the typeface engineered to keep 0 O 1 l I apart, so a fake can't hide in a look-alike.
It states the real destination plainly and lets you decide, never claiming a site is “safe.” Honesty over false reassurance.
It speaks up on real navigation, then steps back. Mark sites you trust and it stays out of your way there.
Announced to screen readers, fully keyboard-operable, and instant (no motion) when you prefer reduced motion.
No card to start. One subscription covers all supported desktop browsers.
That's about $1.67/month, billed yearly. Best value.
Maximum flexibility. Switch to annual any time.
Try every feature for 14 days. No card, no automatic charge, and no cancellation required if you decide not to subscribe.
Add URLCheck to your browser and start your free trial today.