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New ways to search, investigate, and understand public information.

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August 14, 2026Product

Answers that show their work

DeepSearch can now answer follow-up questions directly from a public profile. Every key detail stays connected to the source it came from, so it is easy to verify the answer or keep digging.

Public profile

AKAlex Kim3 likely matches

You asked

Where does Alex work now?

Alex appears to be a product designer at Northstar Labs, based on two recent public sources.

1 Work profile2 Speaker bioHigh confidence

Ask natural-language questions without starting a new search
Open the exact source behind a claim from its inline citation
See when evidence is strong, partial, or still needs confirmation

Try a people search

August 5, 2026Search

One search, four ways in

The search box now recognizes whether you entered a name, phone number, email address, or username and routes the query automatically. You can still switch the search type whenever context matters more than format.

Start with what you know

alex.kim_92 Username

Name Phone Email Username

Alex KimProduct designer · Toronto

92% match

Automatic input detection with a clear preview before searching
Faster candidate matching and easier confidence comparisons
Recent searches keep their original query type and source context

Start a search

July 24, 2026Product

Photo Intelligence

Turn a photo into structured, reviewable clues. DeepSearch separates what is visibly present, what can be inferred, and what requires another source, so a useful lead never gets mistaken for a fact.

Photo Intelligence

VisibleOutdoor portrait

Tree-lined street, daylight

Possible clueUrban residential area

Needs another source

Analysis confidence 87%

Readable scene, object, text, and metadata observations
Confidence labels that keep observations and inferences distinct
Suggested next searches built from the strongest available clues

Explore Photo Intelligence

July 10, 2026Platform

DeepSearch for developers

The same public-web research workflow is now available through a typed API and an MCP server. Build sourced people-search into internal tools, agent workflows, and customer-support systems.

RequestResponse200 OK

1 const profile = await deepsearch.research({
2   query: "Alex Kim, Toronto",
3   include: ["sources", "confidence"]
4 });

5 profile.matches[0].sources
6 // 12 public sources, ranked by relevance

Research complete1.8s

One research endpoint with predictable, structured responses
Source URLs and confidence signals included in returned records
MCP tools for agent-native search and profile retrieval

Read the developer docs

June 26, 2026Privacy

A simpler path to removal

We rebuilt the public removal flow around one clear request. Tell us what information you want reviewed, add the source if you have it, and track the request with the same email from start to finish.

Step 1 of 3

What would you like us to review?

A public profile A phone listing A source link

Continue

One request flow for profiles, phone records, and public-source links
Clearer guidance on what DeepSearch can remove or suppress
No account required to submit a privacy request

Open the removal form

June 12, 2026Platform

Fixes & improvements

A focused round of small changes that make research faster, profiles easier to scan, and the edges of the product feel more dependable.

Faster matchingLess waiting on broad searches

Clearer confidenceBetter candidate comparisons

Keyboard readyVisible focus throughout

International inputsMore consistent formatting

Improved matching when two candidates share a name and city
Added clearer empty states for searches with limited public data
Reduced layout shift while profile sources are loading
Made keyboard focus visible across result cards and filters
Fixed long usernames overflowing saved-search rows
Improved international phone-number formatting in search history