See TraceFind at work
Real recordings of TraceFind at work, start to finish. Long waits are fast-forwarded, and the timer in the corner shows how long each search really took. Every search uses public test data — a shared test inbox, our own handle and a public receive-SMS number — never a real person.
What one email address reveals
The address is checked against hundreds of sites, breach datasets and the mail provider itself. Results stream in while the search runs.
- Searched for
- test@mailinator.coma public test inbox anyone can read
- Real search time
- 43 seconds
- Found
- 144 accounts and 252 breach entries; flagged as a disposable address
- Accounts registered with the address, with the profile details each site exposes
- Data breaches it appears in, dated, with what leaked
- Whether the mailbox exists and what kind of provider it is (here: flagged as a throwaway inbox)
- Export as PDF, JSON, CSV or TXT, or open everything on the canvas
One handle, about a thousand sites
A username is checked against about 1,000 sites at once. For each profile found you get the link and whatever the profile shows: name, bio, picture, links.
- Searched for
- tracefindour own handle
- Real search time
- 29 seconds
- Found
- 10 profiles, including TraceFind's own Telegram and TikTok
- Profiles with this exact name, with a direct link to each
- Names, bios, pictures and IDs the profiles show publicly
- IDs that stay the same after a rename (TikTok, Facebook, Telegram …)
- Open every account on the canvas to dig further
Who is behind a phone number
Number details and the messengers and social networks the number is registered on — checked without ever messaging or calling it.
- Searched for
- +49 1521 0947617a public number from a receive-SMS website
- Real search time
- 14 seconds
- Found
- WhatsApp and Facebook; flagged as a temporary number and found on 7 web pages
- Carrier, region and line type
- Registered on WhatsApp, Signal, Telegram, Instagram or Facebook
- Public temp-SMS listings, so throwaway numbers stand out
- Names in this recording are blurred: a public number was used by strangers
Connect everything on one graph
The canvas runs the same searches as the search pages, places every finding as an entity and links it to where it came from. Free lookups add domains, IPs, wallets, images and platform accounts.
- Started from
- tracefindusername search, then a TikTok investigation and a domain lookup
- Username search
- 31 seconds
- Recording
- about 75 seconds, the search part fast-forwarded
- Searches and free lookups run right on the graph
- Accounts on X, Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, Discord and GitHub can be investigated on their own
- Every entity type explains what it finds
- Canvases are saved to your account; export as an image or file
Read a real report before you buy
Every paid search exports as a formatted PDF, plus raw JSON, CSV and TXT. This is an actual generated report.
Example PDF report
Generated from a real email search for the public test@mailinator.com inbox — the same document you get from the export menu after any search. One stranger’s profile was left out.
- A summary page with the key findings and a linked table of contents
- Every breach in one table, dated, with what leaked and how sensitive it is
- Every matched account, with the identifiers they share
- Username and phone searches get their own reports: profiles, messengers, carrier and temp-number checks