See what the internet knows about you
A source-linked picture of what is public about you — and a weekly re-check of what changed.
- 500 credits included
- No card needed
- Public sources only
- Profile under your namePublic profile pageunchanged
- Conference speaker listingEvent websitenew
- Directory now shows contact detailsPeople-search sitechanged
- Old forum thread with your nameForum postgone
Every row links to its source
- 01Type your nameAdd a city if the name is common.
- 02See what is publicProfiles, mentions, listings — each with a link.
- 03Get told what changedA weekly re-check: only new, changed, gone.
You see where a listing is and whether it has an opt-out route.
No addresses, family or private accounts — ever.
Pause or stop it in one click. Credits, no subscription.
Is this legal?
Yes. The review reads sources that are already public and links to each one. It does not log into anything, buy data, or search for addresses, family or contact details — and where a site shows such details, it reports that the listing exists without copying them.
What does a re-check cost?
Every new account includes 500 credits. A re-check is a normal run: it spends credits from your balance and shows what it used. If the balance runs out, the schedule pauses and tells you — nothing renews on its own.
Can I check someone else?
You can enter another person's name and get a public-source review of it. The Acceptable Use Policy bars searching for anyone's addresses, family, contacts or private accounts, and the review declines that part in one sentence and continues with the public footprint.