Understand Your Digital Footprint
Search your usernames across ~4,000 sites to find public profiles. See which accounts you still use, which need an update, and which you want to close.
Reviewing someone you met on a dating app? Check a shared username before you move off the app.
What Counts As A Digital Footprint?
Look for the profiles you use today as well as accounts you may have forgotten.
Accounts you use
- Social profiles, bios, avatars, and usernames
- Creator pages, portfolio sites, and community accounts
- Professional listings and public links you chose to publish
Old or copied profiles
- Old accounts you forgot to close
- Outdated bios, links, or posts still visible publicly
- Lookalike profiles or copied identities that create confusion
Make your account list
Step 1: Search your public usernames
- Search your primary handle first
- Add older gaming names, forum handles, and usernames you remember using
- Review the supported sites where you are most likely to have history
Step 2: Decide what to keep
- Current and intentional
- Old but legitimate
- Needs update or removal
- Suspicious, copied, or not actually yours
Step 3: Update old details
- Update public bios and links
- Secure accounts you still use
- Retire dormant accounts you no longer need
Step 4: Document anything suspicious
- Keep links to copied or misleading profiles
- Capture screenshots before reporting
- Use creator or brand-safety guides when impersonation is involved
For Individuals
Find forgotten accounts and choose what to keep or close.
Creator Identity
Use the creator guides when profile confusion or impersonation becomes the main problem.
Dating Safety Check
Look up a social username your match shared.
Privacy and Security
Review what ProfileTrace can access and the safe-use guidance.
Ready to close an old account? Browse account deletion and closure links by platform, with source notes for each guide. You close accounts on the platform itself.