Check images from your iPhone
iPhones don’t let websites sit in the share menu, so Checko borrowed a Shortcut. Share an image to it and Checkobot opens with the image ready to paste. Two taps, nothing to install from the App Store.
Get the ShortcutAdd the Shortcut
Open this page on your iPhone, tap Get the Shortcut, then Add Shortcut.
Share an image to Checko
In Photos, Safari or a chat, tap Share and pick Check with Checko. It may be near the bottom of the menu the first time; Edit Actions moves it up.
Paste it
Checkobot opens. Tap Paste image, then Paste when Safari asks. Checko starts checking straight away.
What the Shortcut does
Four steps, all on your phone: take the shared image, save it as a JPEG, copy it, open Checkobot. It doesn’t upload anything itself. The image leaves your phone only when you paste it into the checker, and on free checks it’s checked in memory and never stored.
Safari asks before any page reads your clipboard. That’s the second tap, and it’s a fair question to ask.
Before you trust a verdict
Checko looks for signs of AI generation and AI editing, with a separate check for faces. It misses some AI images, so “No AI detected” is a signal, not proof. Screenshots and photos that have been forwarded a few times lose detail, so share the original when you can.
On Android? Open Checkobot in Chrome and add it to your home screen. It then shows up in the share menu without a Shortcut.