Email presence scan
We check 12+ auth-aware endpoints (account-exists, password-reset) and breach databases to map where an identifier has accounts — without ever logging in.
Cross-check an email against 28+ dating-app breach corpora — Ashley Madison, Adult Friend Finder, Zoosk, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, eHarmony, MeetMindful, and more. Historical evidence. No scraping. No screenshots.
Dating-app footprint
4 signals detected
Historical evidence of past accounts — not proof of current activity. Signals are probabilistic. Not a consumer report.
Built on consented, public-data sources
We surface three kinds of dating-platform evidence a browser tab couldn't easily get you:
Honest caveat: Tinder, Hinge, and Bumble don't expose public profiles — so we don't claim to. We surface what public data actually says. Anyone promising more is scraping, lying, or both.
Dating-app footprint
Historical presence detected in public breach data. This is evidence of a past account, not a live one.
Public profile probes · 7 sites
4.8 / 5 from 2,400+ reports run since private beta.
“Ran my partner's email at 11pm and it came back clean. Best $29 I've ever spent on peace of mind.”
Jordan M.
Seattle · Aug 2026
“Breach data from 2016. A conversation I needed to have but was too scared to start. This gave me the facts.”
Priya S.
Austin · Sep 2026
“I almost bought a sketchy scraper site. Glad I found TrustLens instead — the reports actually make sense.”
Daniel K.
Chicago · Oct 2026
Confirm the search is about yourself, someone who consented, or public information only. We log it.
Email, username, or a profile photo. We hash it before storing — we don't keep raw PII.
A probabilistic footprint across ~40 sources — labelled with confidence, never stated as fact.
We check 12+ auth-aware endpoints (account-exists, password-reset) and breach databases to map where an identifier has accounts — without ever logging in.
A public URL probe across ~40 mainstream platforms. No content scraping — just profile existence.
Find where a profile photo already lives on the web, via TinEye + Vision API.
WHOIS, business filings, court records.
Send a signed transparency link. Your partner (or candidate, or roommate) signs in with their own account, picks what to share, and delivers a verified self-report. You see what they choose to show you. Nothing more.
From: Alex
"Hey — I'm using TrustLens to set some trust baselines before we go exclusive. Can you sign the transparency link when you get a sec? You pick what to share."
Single report
One identifier, full signal depth. No subscription.
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45% off. For the due-diligence regulars.
Yes. We only use consented inputs and public APIs. We never scrape, impersonate, or bypass authentication. Every search requires an attestation that you're searching yourself, someone who consented, or public information.
For dating apps with public traces — often yes, probabilistically. We cross-reference the email against public breach datasets that include Ashley Madison, Adult Friend Finder, MeetMindful, Zoosk, OkCupid, Plenty of Fish, eHarmony, and 20+ others. We probe public profile URLs on sites that still have them (POF, AFF, Badoo, MeetMe, Tagged). And we reverse-search uploaded photos for matches on indexed dating pages.
Those three don't expose public profiles — so we don't claim to detect them. Any tool promising a live Tinder check is scraping, which violates terms of service and exposes you to liability. We'd rather ship an honest signal than a lawsuit.
No for standard reports. The Consent-Mode Transparency Link is the opposite: the other person opts in, chooses what to share, and signs the report themselves.
No. TrustLens is not a consumer reporting agency. Reports cannot be used for employment, credit, tenancy, insurance, or any FCRA-covered purpose.
We hash search inputs before storing — we don't keep raw emails or phone numbers. Results auto-expire after 30 days. You can delete your account any time.
One identifier. Sixty seconds. A full probabilistic footprint report for $29 — no subscription.