A search enginefor public data.
Fingerprint is search software. Give it a username or an email address and it checks 700+ platforms at that moment, streaming back what’s already public.
What Fingerprint is.
Fingerprint is a search engine for public data. Social Search takes a username or an email address and checks it against 700+ platforms in parallel, streaming matches back while the search is still running. People Search is the separate workflow for names, and it queries public-record providers.
It exists because the collection step of OSINT work is slow by hand. Checking one handle against hundreds of sites is an afternoon of browser tabs, so Fingerprint collapses it into one query. Security teams map exposure with it, investigators follow leads with it, and a lot of people simply search themselves.
Results are pulled live.
When you run a search, the query goes out to the platforms at that moment, and whatever is public right then is what comes back. Results stream in as each platform answers. If a profile is deleted tomorrow, tomorrow’s search won’t find it.
Most people-search sites work from a purchased database: records bought in bulk, warehoused, and resold as lookups. Fingerprint doesn’t compile or maintain a database of personal information. There is no warehouse of people here to resell, which is exactly why the opt-out can be instant.
Opt your email out of searchWhat we don’t do.
Some of it is architecture and some of it is policy. All of it is written into the Terms, where you can hold us to it.
No private access.
Search results come from publicly available sources and search providers. No hacking, no bypassed logins, no scraping behind authentication, nothing you couldn’t reach from a browser yourself.
No screening decisions.
Fingerprint is not a consumer reporting agency. Using results for credit, insurance, employment, housing, or tenant decisions is banned by the Terms, and the ban is enforced with termination.
No data sales.
Personal information is never sold, rented, or traded. No advertising profiles, no reselling search results, no training models on your queries. Software subscriptions are the entire business.
No removal runaround.
The email opt-out is automated and immediate: confirm a code sent to your inbox and the address stops appearing in results. No fee, no phone call, no paperwork.
Where the data lives.
The privacy policy, compressed and pointed in both directions.
Account. An email address and a bcrypt-hashed password, or Google sign-in. That's what an account is made of, and the privacy policy lists the rest.
History. Searches save to a history in your dashboard, your own audit trail. History can be switched off in settings.
Transport. Every request runs over TLS. Passwords are never stored in plaintext.
The source. What a search finds lives on the source platform's public page. There is no Fingerprint profile page about you, and no dossier assembled in the background.
Your email. The opt-out excludes it from search instantly, confirmed by a code from your inbox.
Anything else. The removal form goes to a person, who verifies it and processes the removal.
Who runs Fingerprint.
Fingerprint is independently built and operated from the United States. It isn’t a rebrand of a people-search conglomerate, and it isn’t owned by a data broker with an inventory to move. The people who build it are the ones who read the contact inbox.
The business model is deliberately narrow: paid plans for the software, and nothing else. Nothing in the results is resold, and nothing about you is the product.
Frequently asked questions
Is Fingerprint a data broker?
Where do search results come from?
Do you sell my information?
Can I use results for employment or tenant screening?
How do I remove my information?
Who runs Fingerprint?
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Run a username or an email across 700+ platforms and watch results stream back live. Free to start, no card required.