Exposure-check intakeSelf-audit & authorized checks

★★★★★Built for visible-exposure review, not hidden surveillance

Clear privacy boundaryUse this lane only for your own exposure review or a check you are authorized to run

Check what dating-app exposure is visibly tied to you

Start with the strongest current clues, then run a self-audit or authorized exposure check to review what visible profile evidence appears across the supported apps.

Self or authorized reviewVisible evidence onlyNo hidden-account claims

What to prepare

Use a first or full name, age range, gender, and city to review what profile exposure appears visible.

Run this lane only for yourself or for a person who asked you to help with an exposure review.

AI facial recognition is optional and works best with recent, clear face photos.

Likely app, travel city, and username-fragment clues help organize visible evidence, not hidden-account access.

Audit authority

Choose whether you are auditing your own exposure or running a review you are explicitly authorized to perform.

This lane does not support hidden-account access, impersonation, or checks without permission.

Privacy receipt

Private intake stays limited to the clues you choose to submit.

Use the live intake for adult relationship clarity only. The form stays narrow, and the retention windows are visible before you send anything.

The live intake asks for a first or full name, age range, gender, city, and any optional clues or photos you decide to provide.
Optional analytics and preference storage stay off until you grant consent, but security screening and Cloudflare Turnstile may still challenge risky traffic.
No account linking, no target alerts, no direct contact, and no resale of your search data are part of this workflow.

Temporary fallback copies

If support or incident recovery needs a local fallback copy of an intake submission or upload, that copy is retained for up to 30 days.

Operational case records

Orders, transactions, and delivered result packages can remain in operational systems for up to 365 days unless deletion, refund, chargeback, or legal holds require different handling.

Consented analytics

Analytics events are retained for up to 180 days, and only when you opt into analytics cookies or storage.

Privacy controlsStart deletion or suppression review Privacy policyRead the full retention and deletion notice Transparency reportSee the private-first workflow and no-alert boundary Security protocolReview transport, access, and abuse controls

First or full name to audit

Use the name field with age, gender, and city to review what appears visibly exposed. If the audited profile uses a nickname or alternate spelling, enable the AI nickname option below.

Use AI to account for nicknames, abbreviations, and alternate spellings that may appear on the audited profile.

Optional clues

Add only the extra clues you are authorized to review. They help prioritize visible exposure and app choice, but they do not expand the workflow beyond Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge.

Likely app

Use this only when one app already looks like the most likely exposure surface.

Travel citiesComma-separated cities where the audited person is regularly active or traveling.Username fragmentsComma-separated fragments that may appear in a handle, bio, or alternate spelling on the audited profile.

Add AI facial recognition

+$9.99

Optional. Use this when you have a recent, clear face photo and want another review signal. It improves narrowing, but it does not guarantee a match on its own.

Exposure check

What this lane is meant to answer

This workflow is for checking what appears visibly exposed across supported dating surfaces when you are auditing yourself or running a check you are authorized to perform.

Use it to review visible profile exposure across Tinder, Bumble, and Hinge.
Treat the output as a visibility review, not as a hidden-account or private-message audit.
The strongest outcome is a clearer picture of what appears publicly visible enough to verify right now.

Boundary

What this lane cannot verify

The exposure check does not turn into account access, stealth monitoring, or certainty about activity that is not visibly supported.

It does not unlock hidden inboxes, deleted chats, or private account activity.
No-match states still mean no reviewable visible evidence was surfaced right now.
Stale or thin screenshot cues should be read as partial visibility, not as guaranteed current activity.

Authorization

Who this lane is for

Use this route for your own self-audit or for a review you are explicitly authorized to run. It is not framed as a covert partner-investigation default.

Self-audit works when you want to understand what profile evidence is visible about you.
Authorized review works when the person being checked has asked for help or granted permission.
If the real goal is relationship suspicion review, return to the main private-search lane instead of blurring the jobs together.