AI OneSearchPeople search · AI answers with sources
Know who you’re really talking to.
Search a name, phone number or email across public profiles, directories and the open web. One clear report, every result linked to its source.
- We don’t notify the person
- Public sources only
- Sources shown for every result
What a report can include
Each search checks public sources and groups what it finds by type. What you see depends on what is actually public about that person.
Social profiles
Public accounts on major networks and smaller sites, matched to the details you entered.
Photos
Publicly posted images connected to those profiles, with the page each one came from.
Contact details
Phone numbers and email addresses that appear in public listings and directories.
Locations
Cities and regions mentioned in public records and profiles, current and past.
Work and education
Employers, job titles and schools people list on their public profiles.
Web mentions
News, forums, blogs and public directories where the name or number appears.
How it works
No account needed to start. You see what is public, where it came from, and nothing is sent to the person you look up.
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Enter what you know
A name, a phone number or an email address. One detail is enough to start.
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We search public sources
Profiles, directories and the open web are checked and matched in one pass.
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Read one clear report
Results are grouped by type, each with the source it came from, so you can check it yourself.
When a quick search helps
Most first contact now happens through a profile, a message or a call. A few minutes of checking can save a bad surprise.
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Before a first date
Make sure the person you matched with is who their profile says, before you meet.
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Before you send money
Check a marketplace seller or buyer and see whether their name and number line up.
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Reconnect with someone
Find a lost friend, classmate or relative through the public profiles they still use.
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An unknown caller
See who is behind a number that keeps calling before you call back.
Where the information comes from
Every report combines a few kinds of public source. Nothing is taken from private accounts.
Social and web profiles
Public pages on social networks, forums and professional sites.
Public directories
People, phone and business listings that anyone can look up.
Public records
Records published by public bodies, where the law allows them to be shown.
News and the open web
Articles, blogs and pages indexed by search engines.
- Only information that is already public. We do not access private accounts, messages or passwords.
- Results can be incomplete or out of date. Each item shows its source so you can verify it.
- No live location, device tracking or monitoring of any kind.
How your searches are handled
Looking someone up should not put you on display. Here is what we commit to.
We don’t notify them
We don’t send the person you look up any alert about your search.
Your searches aren’t shared
We never pass your searches to the person you looked up.
Delete any time
Ask us to delete your account and search history whenever you want.
Not for sale
We don’t sell your searches or your account details.
Details in our Privacy Policy. Found yourself in a result? Ask us to remove it.
AI Search
Ask anything. See where the answer came from.
Inside AI OneSearch you can also ask questions in plain words, about a company, a seller, a service or a topic. The answer is short and lists the sources it used.
AI Search
Ask a question in plain words and get a short answer with the sources it used.
Deep Research
For bigger questions: a longer, structured summary that reads more sources before it answers.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the information come from?
Only from public sources: social and professional profiles, public directories, published records and pages on the open web. We do not access private accounts, messages or anything behind a login.
Will the person know I searched for them?
We don’t send the person you look up any notification about your search. We don’t share your searches with them.
How accurate are the results?
Public data can be incomplete, out of date or belong to someone with the same name. Every item shows its source, so check important details before you rely on them.
Can I use AI OneSearch to screen a tenant, employee or loan applicant?
No. AI OneSearch is not a consumer reporting agency and does not provide consumer reports under the FCRA. You may not use it for employment, housing, credit, insurance or any other eligibility decision. Acceptable use.
Is the AI answer always right?
No. AI Search summarises sources and can make mistakes. Answers show the sources they used, so you can read the originals.
How much does it cost and how do I cancel?
Prices, trial terms and renewal dates are shown before you pay. You can cancel any time; you keep access until the end of the period you paid for. How to cancel.
My information shows up. Can I have it removed?
Yes, you don’t need an account. Send a removal request and we stop showing the matching results and take steps to keep them from coming back. Remove my information.
Run your first search.
A name, a number or an email is all it takes. On the web or in the app.