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Research a person, with the evidence attached.

Traceful is for reading public information carefully — before a conversation, a story, or an introduction — not for regulated screening decisions.

Start with a name

Start with what you already know.

The more information you provide, the easier it is to distinguish between people with similar names.

  1. 1Five clear steps. Search, identify, research, verify, then explore with follow-up questions.
  2. 2Confidence is specific. Badges appear where source quality, agreement, and identity matching actually matter.
  3. 3You can ask more. Questions about a finished report are answered from the same sources, with citations.