Sherlock analyzes publicly available social media profiles and generates proprietary numerical scores across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X. Scores are based on our own logical probability standard — not legal advice or professional opinion.
Connect each platform, find the suspicious profile, and paste the link. Sherlock generates a cross-platform correlation score.
Paste your current friends/followers list. Sherlock compares to your last snapshot and generates scores for anyone who unfollowed.
Connect each platform, find the "different people" you suspect are the same person, and paste their profile links.
Every profile receives a 0-100 score based on Sherlock's own analytical factors and logical probability standard.
Identifies patterns common in throwaway and recently created accounts based on our scoring algorithm.
Flags accounts using someone else's name, photos, or identity markers based on pattern analysis.
Generate correlation scores across Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to check if the same person is operating multiple accounts.
Track who unfriends or unfollows you and generate scores for changes in your social circle.
Generate a correlation score to check if multiple "different people" are actually the same person operating fake identities.
Send a Sherlock verification link to confirm someone's identity across platforms.
Generate reports documenting Sherlock's analytical scores, profile data, and timestamps. These are numerical documentation of our proprietary scoring — not legal advice or legal opinion.
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Sherlock's proprietary scoring is designed for influencer agencies, talent managers, and private investigators who need analytical assessment at scale.
Get PI Toolkit Access →No. Those apps are unreliable or misleading. Sherlock analyzes public profile data and generates proprietary numerical scores based on our own logical probability standard.
Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter/X. Connect a platform, find the profile, paste the link, and Sherlock will generate an analytical score.
Sherlock can analyze profiles across multiple platforms and generate a correlation score indicating whether they may be operated by the same person.
Paste your current friends or followers list and Sherlock stores a snapshot. Next time you paste an updated list, Sherlock identifies who unfollowed or unfriended you and generates scores for those individuals.
If someone is pretending to be multiple different people online, Sherlock can analyze the profiles and generate a correlation score indicating whether they may be the same person.
A Sherlock verification link is a tool you can send to someone to verify their identity. It is clearly labeled as a Sherlock tool — not affiliated with any social media platform. The recipient voluntarily provides their information to complete the verification.
No. Sherlock does not and cannot provide legal advice or legal opinions. Sherlock is an analytical scoring tool. All scores are numerical representations of our own proprietary logical probability standard and are unique to our program. Scores do not constitute legal advice, legal opinion, professional assessment, or factual determination. Always consult a qualified attorney for legal matters.
Sherlock does not provide legal evidence or legal opinions. Documentation reports contain Sherlock's proprietary analytical scores and publicly available profile data. Whether any documentation is admissible in legal proceedings is case-specific and depends entirely on your jurisdiction and a judge's ruling. Sherlock makes no claim regarding admissibility. Consult a qualified attorney.
Sherlock only analyzes publicly available information and data voluntarily provided through our verification tools. We don't hack, scrape private data, or violate terms of service. Sherlock does not provide legal advice — consult an attorney for your specific situation.
No. Sherlock's terms of service explicitly prohibit using the tool to stalk, harass, or track anyone without legitimate cause. Verification links require the recipient to voluntarily enter their information. Misuse results in immediate account termination.
The free check provides a proprietary analytical score based on publicly available data. It is a numerical representation of our own logical probability standard — not a factual determination. Results should be used as analytical guidance only.