ScamRadar: Travel Safety Guide

ScamRadar: Travel Safety Guide

Real-Time Tourist Scam Alerts

2 ratings
2 reviews
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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 10, 2026
  • July 9, 2026

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About

This app provides real-time alerts about tourist scams and dangerous areas as you travel. It uses GPS to notify you of specific threats in your vicinity and offers immediate action plans to stay safe.

Automatic Geo-Fencing alerts
Context-aware scam notifications
Instant action plans for scams
Live heatmaps of risk zones
Real-time tourist scam alerts
Survival cards with counter-moves
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What's New in ScamRadar

1.0.25

July 9, 2026

We’ve improved the app with new visuals, enhanced stability, and bug fixes to make staying alert to scams even easier.

Subscription plans

1 Month Full Access - All Cities

Full access to all cities for 1 month.

$9.991 Month
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In-App Purchases

$4.99

1 Week Access to City

Unlock access to a city for 1 week

User reviews

Excellent app, could use a few more features!

This is an excellent app for those who are traveling to popular tourist destinations around the world. As a woman, this is incredibly helpful to dial up the situational awareness up to the max when you know what kind of scams are common for the area.

It would be wonderful if:
1) We could get alerts on our Apple Watches if we are entering an area known for scams (this may already be a feature and I don’t have my setting set up correctly).
2) If we (or verified/trusted users) could report scams if we see them happen.
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Response from developer

Thank you so much for your thoughtful review. It truly means a lot to us. We're especially glad to hear that the app helps you feel more aware and confident while traveling. Regarding Apple Watch alerts: this is already supported 😊 If location access is set to "Always" and push notifications are enabled, you should receive alerts when entering known scam areas. If your Apple Watch is properly paired and mirroring notifications from your iPhone, they should appear there as well. As for reporting scams, that's something we absolutely want to introduce in the future. Community-driven updates would make the app even stronger, and it's definitely on our roadmap. Thank you again for your support! Feedback like this motivates us to keep improving!

Dangerzone notifications sent to my phone!

Have been seeing so many videos and posts about scammers and pick pockets in Paris, Barcelona, Rome, Madrid and other large cities while studying and preparing my trip to Europe. Was looking for something like this that allowed me to enjoy my travels and not needing to study blogs and news about what areas I need to look out for. It was so great that when I walked into a area where I needed to be careful the app sends me a notification and tells me what to look out for! Loving it!
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FAQ

What is ScamRadar?

ScamRadar is a travel safety app that provides real-time alerts about tourist scams and dangerous areas. It uses geo-fencing to notify you of specific threats in your vicinity and offers immediate action plans to stay safe.

How does ScamRadar's geo-fencing work?

ScamRadar's Geo-Fenced Threat Engine maps known scam hotspots. When you enter these areas, the app triggers silent GPS-fencing and sends you an instant notification detailing the specific threat and how to avoid it.

What kind of scams does ScamRadar alert you about?

ScamRadar alerts you about various tourist scams, such as the 'Gold Ring Scam,' 'Petition Scammers,' and 'Pickpockets.' Alerts are context-aware and specific to your current location, like a particular metro station.

Does ScamRadar have ads?

No, ScamRadar does not contain advertisements. It focuses on providing uninterrupted safety information to travelers.

What cities are currently covered by ScamRadar?

ScamRadar currently protects travelers in Paris, Rome, Barcelona, London, and Amsterdam, with over 10 to 28 hotspots mapped in each city. New geo-fenced hotspots are added regularly.

What are the subscription options for ScamRadar?

ScamRadar offers several subscription plans for full access to all cities: $4.99 for 1 Week, $9.99 for 1 Month, and $17.99 for 3 Months.

Is ScamRadar available on all devices?

Based on the available data, ScamRadar is supported on iPhone and iPod devices.

How often is ScamRadar updated?

The latest version of ScamRadar is 1.0.19, and it was last updated on March 27, 2026. New geo-fenced hotspots are added regularly.