One starting point. A clearer picture.
DeepTrail combines AI-powered social media investigation with public-web exploration. Begin with a profile link, username and platform, relevant webpage, or name with context. Explore connected profiles, relationships, and activity, with supporting evidence available for inspection.
Profile brings public details together. Network lets you explore connections. Activity puts dated signals in order. Observed and inferred findings remain distinguishable, with supporting evidence available for inspection.
Explore the example investigation map →Investigate an online profile
What can I learn beyond this account’s bio?
Start with a profile link or username and platform. Explore related accounts, public details, connections, and dated activity in one map.
What you gain: Get a clearer picture of the account’s public presence, with sources you can inspect and uncertain matches clearly marked.
Review suspected impersonation
Do public sources support this account’s claims?
Provide the profile and the claim you want to examine. Inspect connections to other accounts, websites, and affiliations, including inconsistencies that need follow-up.
What you gain: Find public evidence and questions for follow-up. Findings do not establish fraud on their own.
Check your own public footprint
What do my public accounts reveal?
Start with your own profile or name with context. Review public details, affiliations, and activity to identify information you may want to update at its source.
What you gain: Understand your visible online presence and identify outdated details or connections that need clarification.
Check a creator or potential collaborator
What public work supports this collaboration?
Begin with a creator’s profile or professional website. Explore published work, projects, collaborations, and activity before reaching out.
What you gain: Prepare informed questions about relevant work and how it connects with your project.
Founder and partner due diligence
What should I verify before working together?
Enter a name with a company or role, or provide a professional profile. Examine public work, affiliations, projects, and connections to prepare informed questions.
What you gain: Identify professional claims to verify directly and gaps that need follow-up before a business engagement.
Investigate public claims
What evidence supports this story?
Start with an author’s profile or relevant webpage, adding the claim, event, or timeframe. Trace findings to their sources before relying on them.
What you gain: Build an evidence-backed trail for journalism and fact-checking, with material claims checked directly before publication.
Explore communities and connections
How does this account connect to a wider community?
Start with a public account and relevant context. Explore connected people, projects, and organizations, with evidence explaining the relationships.
What you gain: Understand the wider context without assuming that an interaction proves a close relationship or endorsement.
Prepare for a professional interview
Which role-relevant claims should we discuss?
Review public professional work and projects to prepare consistent interview questions. Verify material claims directly; this does not replace employment screening.
What you gain: Prepare fair, role-relevant questions. DeepTrail is not an employment screening service and should not replace consent-based background checks or your legal and HR review process.
Questions before you begin
Can DeepTrail make a hiring decision or replace a background check?
No. DeepTrail organizes reviewed public-source context; it does not determine whether someone is suitable for employment or verify official records. Apply the same role-relevant criteria to every candidate, verify material claims directly, obtain any required consent, and follow applicable employment and privacy laws.
Can DeepTrail find every account or confirm an identity?
Coverage depends on the public sources available during an investigation. Related accounts can remain inferred or unresolved. Review the evidence behind a match before treating it as the same person.
Does activity mean someone is online right now?
Activity shows dated public signals found in reviewed sources. It is not a live presence indicator or continuous monitoring service.
Can I reopen an investigation later?
Investigations are session-only. Inputs, collected source material, and results are deleted when the investigation session ends; they do not become saved account history unless you explicitly save a shared or public copy.
Use DeepTrail for lawful, proportionate public-source investigations. Our Responsible Use Policy explains the expectations for handling findings and respecting people’s rights.
Start with what you know
A profile link, username with its platform, relevant webpage, or name with context can provide a starting point.