Wazi has only just launched, so we're not going to show you a wall of reviews we don't have yet. What we can show you is the problem every Kenyan phone shares, and what happens when people start reporting the numbers behind it.
Sources: Truecaller 2025 spam & fraud report; Kenyan fraud-prevalence surveys. Third-party estimates, not Wazi's own data.
That last figure is the one worth fixing. Most people never report a scam number, so it just moves on to somebody else. Reporting takes two taps.
A fake reversal message, a "you've won" text, or a call that just doesn't feel right.
Two taps from the call screen or your history. You don't have to explain yourself to anyone.
When that number tries someone else, their phone shows the warning before they pick up.
Reporting a number shares the number, not you. Your identity isn't attached to a report, and your contacts are never involved.
A recovery number ringing about a debt that was never yours. Report it once, block it for good.
A fake "money reversed" message landing next to a real bank alert. Filed as spam before anyone taps the wrong thing.
Some apps only work well once you've handed over every contact you have. Wazi never asks.
Focus Shield lets the people who matter through, and quietly holds everyone else back.
A caller claims to be a bank or a shop. A verified badge tells you whether it genuinely is.
Wazi still shows the number offline, then finishes checking the second your connection returns.
Scam-of-the-week call-outs, safety tips, and real examples getting flagged as they happen.
Free to start. Every number you report helps somebody else too.
Android · Free to start