InboxIQ

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1.00 monthly active users
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InboxIQ Summary

InboxIQ is a free Android app in Communication by kreativekoala solutions LLC. Released in Aug 2026 (1 month ago). It has about 4.00+ installs Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 1.00 monthly active users . Store last updated Aug 18, 2026

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App Description

On-device SMS spam & scam detection. Sorted inbox. 100% private, no cloud AI.

InboxIQ is your SMS app, rebuilt to sort itself.

Every text you get β€” from banks, delivery services, two-factor codes, spam, scam attempts, and actual people you know β€” lands in the same inbox looking identical. InboxIQ automatically sorts them into Personal, Work, Promo, Verification Codes, Spam, and Suspected Scam, so you can see what actually needs your attention at a glance.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

β€’ 100% on-device classification. Your messages are never sent to a server β€” ours or anyone else's β€” for sorting. The machine learning model that categorizes your texts runs entirely on your phone.

β€’ Full SMS and MMS support. InboxIQ is a complete replacement for your default messaging app, not an add-on β€” send, receive, and view photo messages right in the app.

β€’ Know what needs a reply. InboxIQ flags conversations that are waiting on you, and offers quick-reply suggestions so you can respond in one tap.

β€’ See through spam and scams. Verification codes, promotional texts, and suspected scam messages are labeled clearly so you're not left guessing whether that "your account is locked" text is real.

β€’ Dark mode, contact names, and a clean, modern inbox β€” the basics done right.

YOUR PRIVACY

InboxIQ was built around a simple rule: your text messages are yours. There is no cloud AI service involved in reading or categorizing your messages. Your message content, contacts, and phone numbers stay on your device. Full privacy policy: https://kreativekoala.llc/privacy

InboxIQ requests SMS, MMS, and Contacts permissions because it is a full default SMS app β€” these permissions are what let it send and receive your texts and show contact names instead of raw phone numbers, nothing more.