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Something about them feels off.
Let's look at it properly.

Tell Strangercheck what's happened with someone you met online. It searches what's publicly out there about them, and checks the situation against how scams, catfishing, and controlling relationships actually run — then gives you a straight answer about what it can and can't tell.

  • No verdicts on people

    It reads patterns, never labels a person a criminal.

  • Works with no name

    Most fakes leave no trace. The behaviour still does.

  • Nothing kept

    No account, no history, no profile of anyone built.

Who are we looking at?

Everything here is optional. Even with no name at all, the pattern check below still works — and it's the more reliable half.

Add the exact username per app. Each one is searched separately, including scam and catfish threads on Reddit.

Checked for the tells of stock, staged, and AI-generated pictures — then deleted. It's never stored or used to identify anyone.

The image never leaves this check — it isn't uploaded to storage, isn't kept in your saved history, and isn't used to identify anyone.

What's actually happened

Tick anything that's true. Nothing here is an accusation — a few of these are perfectly normal on their own.

Proving they're real

Whether you've ever confirmed this person is who they say.

Money and assets

Anything financial that has come up between you.

How they treat you

Patterns in how they respond to your boundaries and your people.

Their story

The details of who they say they are.

Pace of the relationship

How fast things moved, and who set the speed.

In your own words. The thing you keep coming back to is usually the most useful thing you can write here.

No account, no history, nothing about this saved after you close it.