Professionals & job seekers
Does your public profile reflect you today?
Review old bios, public work and mentions before your next move.
What’s still
connected to you?
Get to know the good, the bad and the ugly in your public online presence. See what deserves your attention. Keep track of what changes.
Live scans are not open yet. The example is ready to explore.
Example ratings · not customer feedback
Who it’s for
A new role. A new client. A fresh start. There are plenty of reasons to know what is still connected to your name.
See what a report can showProfessionals & job seekers
Review old bios, public work and mentions before your next move.
Founders & business owners
Understand your personal presence alongside the company you’re building.
Freelancers & consultants
Find the public portfolios, listings and credits connected to you.
Creators & public voices
Trace public mentions and profiles back to their sources, with context.
Anyone starting a new chapter
Take stock of forgotten profiles and information you may want to update.
One person. Your public presence. Choose one deep look, or a fresh look each month.
One deep look
Take stock of your public online presence in one source-linked report.
Price at launch
Planned one-off purchase. No payment can be taken yet.
A scan each month
Start with a report. Check again each month to see what changes.
Price at launch
Planned monthly billing. No subscription can be started yet.
Live scans are not open yet. Explore the example report while we finish the service.
For your own public information, aged 18+. Coverage varies by source and region. A scan cannot search the entire internet or guarantee removal.
You shouldn’t have to decode your own online life. Move from the overview to the original source, with the context that makes a finding useful.
Alex Morgan’s public footprint
A public credit for professional work.
An old profile with details worth updating.
No sensitive exposure in this example’s reviewed sources.
Source counts, not a reputation score. One uncertain match sits separately.
The planned experience: one verified person per account, with the evidence behind every finding.
Verify that you’re the person being scanned. Add the details needed to distinguish you from people with a similar name.
Read the findings, inspect their sources, and correct uncertain matches. A sparse footprint gets an honest report.
Choose a one-off view, monthly rescans, or weekly monitoring with alerts for meaningful changes.
A new mention. An updated profile. Something worth checking. The planned monitoring service will bring meaningful changes back to you—with the source attached.
Explore the monitoring optionsDarkEye for business · In development
Your website tells one part of the story. Public reviews, listings and conversations tell more. We’re developing a separate service for a business you own or represent.
Explore DarkEye for businessBusiness names, owned domains and public listings.
Supported public mentions and reviews, with their original context.
Planned recurring checks that show what needs a closer look.
No. DarkEye is for looking at your own footprint. Each account is tied to one verified person. It isn’t a background-check service for partners, employees, or strangers.
No service can promise that. A report will show supported sources, what was checked, and any gaps or failures. Private accounts and unavailable sources may not be accessible.
That is a useful result too. We’ll explain the scope of the search and the evidence found. We won’t pad a report with guesses or somebody else’s details.
You can explore the example report and planned experience now. Live scans and payments will open after the research, identity, and billing systems have been verified.