Know who you're meeting
before the first date
Enter their email or phone. Our AI searches 400+ sites and data sources, reads what it finds and keeps only what's about them.
- Our own AI enginebuilt in-house
- 400+ sitessearched in every check
- 87% of US numbersmatched to 5+ accounts
- Same-person checkon every result
Not a lookup tool.
An AI that investigates.
It runs eight searches at once, then reads every result the way you would and asks: is this the same person? A fact stays only if it's written on the page it came from.
What Maya saw before meeting Daniel
“Dog dad to Biscuit”
instagram.com
“Half marathon in April”
strava.com
Honest about what we find, and what we don't.
No promises we can't keep. Here is how often each part of a report comes back, measured on real paid reports.
- Our AI can't make things up. A fact stays only if the page it came from says it.
- We tell you when sources disagree about who a number belongs to, instead of picking one.
- No home addresses, no adult sites. On purpose.
- Cancel any time from a link, no sign-in needed.
How often a check finds it
537 paid reports on US numbers, the 2 weeks to October 18
- 5+ of their accounts
- 87%
- Their name
- 84%
- Where they live
- 69%
- Their age
- 48%
- Photos of them
- 37%
- Their job
- 13%
Some people barely exist online. When we find little, you see that in the report, not filler or guesses.
Not another people-search site
People-search sites sell a stored copy of public records. TrulyWho searches live, the moment you ask, and checks whether it's really them.
| TrulyWho | People-search sites | |
|---|---|---|
| Searches live, the moment you ask | A stored copy | |
| AI checks each result is the same person | Everyone with the name | |
| Their accounts, photos and own words | Rarely | |
| Shows their home address | Never, on purpose | Usually |
| Publishes how often it finds things |
Five questions to answer before you go
Most people check for one of these. A single report answers all five.
They never know
you looked
No message, no alert, no friend request. The only trace is a card charge that reads TRULYWHO.COM.
Where the data comes from
5 reports a week.
$29.99.
Start the plan when you want the details, and check everyone you meet that week.
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Questions
Anything else? Write to
support@trulywho.com
Will they know I looked them up?
No alert, no message. Your card statement reads TRULYWHO.COM.
What do I need to start?
Their email or phone number. Add a name to find more.
How long does a check take?
About a minute. You can watch the results come in while it runs.
What does it cost?
The preview is free. Full reports come with a weekly plan. Most people take Trial: $1.00 for the first week, then $29.99 for 5 reports a week. Plus (20 reports, $59.99) and Pro (50 reports, $99.99) are there for heavier use. It renews every 7 days until you cancel, which you can do any time in your account.
Does it show dating apps?
Dating profiles that are tied to the person can appear. Adult sites are always left out.
Can I use it to screen a tenant or an employee?
No. TrulyWho is not a consumer reporting agency and can't be used for jobs, credit, housing or any other FCRA purpose.
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