Public-information research for everyday decisions
Know who you’re dealing with
Before you decide who to trust.
MediaVetting turns scattered public information into an organized, source-backed picture of the person you’re about to trust. You start with what you know, and MediaVetting works out which results are really them.
MediaVetting is in development and not yet available.
Why organized research
Searching someone yourself means a pile of tabs and a lot of guesswork
Results about people with the same name, profiles you can't place, and no easy way to tell what's reliable. MediaVetting does that legwork and shows its work.
Organized public-information research
Public profiles, websites, news and other public sources, gathered into one place instead of scattered across a dozen browser tabs.
Identity resolution
Common names turn up many different people. MediaVetting compares each result with what you know and shows why it does, or doesn't, look like the right person.
Source-backed information
Everything you see links back to where it was found, so you can check it for yourself. Nothing is presented without its source.
Better-informed decisions
See what was found and what couldn't be confirmed, clearly separated. What you do with it is up to you.
How it works
Start with what you know. Finish with the right person.
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Tell us what you know
A name, a city, an approximate age, where they work, or a profile you already know. A little is enough to start.
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We search public information
MediaVetting looks across public sources and groups what it finds by person.
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Help narrow it down
If several people could be the one you mean, you'll see the possible matches and why. Tell us which one, or add a detail you know.
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Review an organized picture
What was found about the right person, with a link to every source and a clear note of anything that couldn't be confirmed.
Know who you’re dealing with, with the sources to back it up.
Coming soon