ScanLens Security vs SSL Certificate Checker

Check suspicious links, QR codes and messages before you act. ScanLens helps you review: • Links and final destinations • SMS, email and chat messages • QR codes and supported barcodes • Links found in screenshots or images How it works 1. Paste or share a link or message, scan a QR code, or choose an image. 2. Review the content before sending it. 3. ScanLens returns a SAFE, SUSPICIOUS or DANGEROUS result with reasons and practical next steps. Built for deliberate checking • No automatic scan when content is shared or extracted from an image • Screenshot OCR runs on your device and stays editable before you submit a link • Local History stores a privacy-minimized record and supports item deletion and Clear History • Share Extension saves content for review; you open ScanLens to continue • Camera recovery and duplicate protection help prevent repeated scans No ads ScanLens 1.7 contains no banner, interstitial or rewarded ads and no advertising consent screen. Lifetime ScanLens Lifetime is a one-time, non-consumable in-app purchase. The current localized price is shown by the App Store. Restore Purchases is available in Settings. Server-authorized starter access and non-ad credits remain separate from Lifetime. Privacy and control ScanLens does not require an account for basic scanning. You decide when to submit content. Links may be requested by the ScanLens service, and redirect destinations may receive the requested URL. Clear History and shared-content controls affect local data only; remote privacy requests are available in Settings. ScanLens provides risk indicators, not a guarantee. When in doubt, use the official website or known contact details before signing in, paying or sharing information.

SSL Certificate Checker helps you monitor SSL/TLS certificate health for the websites and services you care about. Add one or more targets (hostname + port, default 443), run a check instantly, or scan your whole list in one tap. The app is designed for a quick daily workflow: open, scan, review risk, and act. What you can check: - Expiry date and days left - Status classification: OK, Expiring, Expired, Failed - Issuer and subject - SAN (Subject Alternative Name) - Serial number and signature details - SHA-256 certificate fingerprint - SHA-256 public key fingerprint - Negotiated TLS protocol and cipher suite Key workflows: - Single target check for immediate troubleshooting - Full list scan for regular maintenance - Saved targets and latest results stored locally on device - Optional periodic background checks (can be turned on/off) Built for practical certificate operations: - Quickly identify certificates close to expiration - Compare protocol/cipher negotiation outcomes - Keep a simple watchlist for internal or public endpoints - Generate and review report-style outputs inside the app Security perspective for connected-device teams: - Includes TLS protocol and cipher suite visibility to support baseline security reviews - Helps teams spot weak or unexpected negotiated ciphers during routine checks - Useful as an evidence aid for internal security discussions and release readiness - Designed as a practical checker, not a complete legal/compliance assessment tool Regulatory context note: - In the EU, RED cybersecurity delegated requirements under Directive 2014/53/EU Article 3(3)(d)(e)(f) apply from August 1, 2025 for covered products - This app can support early HTTPS/TLS posture checks, but it does not certify compliance with RED-DA, EN 18031, or any other regulation/standard on its own Privacy and control: - No account is required to start checking - Targets and recent check results are kept locally for your routine usage - Privacy policy and terms are available from within the app Current release focus: - Core SSL/TLS checking flow and result parsing are available - Batch checking and retry flow are available - iOS background checks are best-effort (system-scheduled) - Multilingual UI foundation is integrated; some languages are still being refined This app is suitable for developers, operators, site owners, and anyone who wants a simple way to track certificate validity and TLS configuration from a mobile device.