Optional monthly follow-up
Follow up on your search with Watch
Optional monthly follow-up searches within your original purchased scope. Understand what Watch checks, how evidence changes, and how to stay in control.
Watch is not available for new subscriptions
There is no purchasable Watch offer at present. Start with a one-time search, or manage an existing Watch below. Buying a report does not enroll you in Watch.
Already subscribed? Use management for status, billing, payment recovery and controls, even when new sales are paused. Sign in with your purchase email if needed.
One purchased scope. Ongoing follow-up.
Start from a completed report
Watch requires an eligible paid search and a successful comparison baseline. It repeats that purchased scope: the same search inputs, apps and geography. It does not expand your original purchase or guarantee a match.
Monthly billing, separate check dates
Watch is a separate subscription that renews each calendar month until canceled. It is not included in a one-time report. The proposed cadence is every 7 days; final cadence and price must be confirmed in the terms before subscribing. Monthly billing does not mean daily or continuous checks.
Dated evidence you can review
Management shows successful checks, next due dates, source freshness and any failed or missed work. Discovery alerts link to evidence after delivery approval. Checks require a funded service period; a failed payment does not silently grant more service.
Synthetic example • fictional dates and results
How a follow-up could unfold
This sample illustrates a weekly sequence. It is not a real report, a promised result, an approved service schedule or a billing calendar.
- Example 1
3 June
Your original report
A completed search provides the starting point for comparison. Its purchased apps, geography and search inputs define this Watch scope.
Illustrative source captured: 1 June. Original search completed: 3 June.
- Example 2
10 June
A follow-up check
Another successful search finds no newly observed evidence. The check appears in your history; an ordinary no-change check does not send a discovery email.
Illustrative source captured: 8 June. Follow-up search completed: 10 June.
- Example 3
17 June
Newly observed evidence
A later successful check finds a candidate that was not in the previous successful comparison. Once approved for delivery, a discovery email links you to the evidence for review.
Illustrative source captured: 15 June. Follow-up search completed: 17 June. Profile creation date: unknown.
What the evidence can tell you
- Newly observed means newly found by this search. It does not establish when a profile was created, who owns it, or whether someone is currently active.
- Watch rechecks the available source collection. It does not include fresh collection on demand for each buyer, continuous tracking of a particular profile, or guaranteed bio and photo change detection.
- A search date is not a capture date. Review the source capture dates and coverage alongside each result; available evidence can be older than the check.
- Failed, partial or missed checks are shown as such. Missing evidence does not prove that a profile disappeared, and a no-change result does not prove absence from a dating app.
Your subscription, your controls
Cancel the next renewal
Cancel at the end of the paid monthly period. Eligible checks can continue until that period ends. Management shows the request and the payment provider’s confirmation separately.
Stop processing now
Stop future Watch processing immediately and request cancellation of future renewals. This is different from waiting for the paid period to end; check management for billing confirmation.
Choose your emails
Discovery alerts and optional marketing have separate preferences. Turning off discovery emails does not stop paid checks. Required billing notices remain separate.
Request privacy changes
Use the privacy request process for deletion, suppression or correction. Approved restrictions affect Watch work and derived history. Original reports, shared evidence and financial records follow their applicable retention rules.