iPhone · iOS 17 or later Numbers from any country Coming to the App Store

SMS Range Filter

Spam from (555) 123-1234, then (555) 123-5678, then (555) 123-9012? Filter the whole range in one step.

How it works

Filter a range. Enter one number, then filter all of (555) 123-XXXX.
Filter a country. Send every text from one country to Spam, or from every country but yours.
Filter keywords. Catch "chip in" or "donate" from any number.
No notifications. Matching texts go straight to Spam.
Private. Everything runs on your iPhone. Nothing is sent to us.
Dual SIM and eSIM. Filters texts on every line, reading each one the way its own country writes numbers.
Dark mode. Follows your iPhone's light or dark appearance.

Screenshots taken on iOS 27.

Filtered texts go to the Spam list in Messages, called Junk on iOS 17 and 18. iOS doesn't let apps delete or block texts.
Works on SMS and MMS. iOS doesn't let filters see iMessages.
Texts from your Contacts are never filtered.
Number ranges work with phone numbers from any country. Paste one that starts with + and the app recognizes the country. Keywords work on any text.
iPhone only.

Don't see it? Turn on Screen Unknown Senders first. On iOS 17 and 18, it's Unknown & Spam → SMS Filtering.

Free for 3 number ranges or countries, and 3 keywords. Unlimited ranges and keywords are $2.99, once. No subscription. Family Sharing included.

Nothing is filtered? Check Setup, then restart your iPhone.
A text you wanted went to Spam? Use Test a Message in the app to see which rule caught it.
Unlock missing on a new iPhone? Tap Restore Purchases on the unlock screen.