From a name to a cited report in minutes

1. 01

   Intake

   Enter your full name. Optionally add a region, a public profile URL, a personal website and a username to reduce name collisions. We do not ask for birth year, employers, schools or email addresses.

2. 02

   Confirm it is you

   Before anything runs you confirm the subject is you (or someone who gave you written permission) and acknowledge the prohibited uses. Both confirmations are time-stamped and stored with the job.

3. 03

   We query the registry

   Your details are sent only to the sources in our published registry. We query public search engines for publicly available web and news results, plus scholarly indexes, public code and Q&A sites, encyclopedic records, the Internet Archive and, if you gave a username, an allowlisted username check and public Reddit history.

4. 04

   You review possible matches

   Every result is a possible match with a printed reason. You mark each one Confirmed, Set aside (not me) or Needs checking. Nothing is scored or ranked for you.

5. 05

   Report and PDF

   Your report is organised into five categories, with a source audit table and a neutral AI summary written only from the retrieved items. Download the PDF, or delete everything.

What you see while it runs

The progress screen shows the job's actual stage, not a timer.

1. 1Queued
2. 2Searching sources
3. 3Normalising results
4. 4Reviewing possible matches
5. 5Organising categories
6. 6Generating summary
7. 7Creating PDF
8. 8Complete

What we do not search

Credit files, criminal databases, tenancy screening systems, data-broker profiles, people-search sites, leaked credentials or breach data, or anything behind a login. See the source registry.