PUBLIC WEB PEOPLE SEARCH
Deep search the public web for people
Search a name or username, separate possible matches, and verify every finding at its source.
WhoSearch uses public web pages. It does not access private accounts, passwords, or breach data.
A result should show its work
Names collide. Usernames get reused. WhoSearch keeps each source visible and shows which clues agree before you confirm a person.
example.org
Ada Lovelace
Mathematician and writer
Supporting evidence
The name, organization, and subject matter agree across independent public pages.
Open question
Location is not stated on one source, so the match stays unconfirmed.
Start with what you actually know
Each tool handles a different search job. Close wording stays on one strong page instead of creating duplicate pages.
A name plus a clue
Add a city, company, school, or role. Possible namesakes stay separate until the evidence agrees.
02A public username
Find public pages that reuse a handle, then compare profile details before treating them as one identity.
03Your own digital footprint
See which public pages appear for your name or username and decide what needs updating or removal.
Evidence first, summary second
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Search with context
A name alone is weak evidence. Optional clues narrow the public web search.
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Keep candidates separate
Shared names and handles do not automatically merge into one profile.
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Open every source
The preview links to the page behind each finding and records when it was checked.
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Leave uncertainty visible
Missing or conflicting clues remain explicit instead of being smoothed into a confident answer.
RESEARCH PROTOCOL
A benchmark before a claim
We are publishing the evaluation method before publishing accuracy numbers: common names, public usernames, false matches, source support, and abstentions.
Read the benchmark protocol