A private check of the Tea app and the “Are We Dating The Same Guy” groups. You’ll have a written answer in as little as two hours.
No account needed. Nothing is shared with anyone.

Tea app checks completed within two hours during business hours.

We never contact anyone, post anything, or reveal that you searched.

Your statement shows a neutral company name, not this site.
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The Tea app is a women-only platform where users post about men they’ve dated or matched with. We search it directly for posts about you, using your photos and details.
“Are We Dating The Same Guy” is a network of private Facebook groups organised by city, with millions of members between them, plus an app of its own. We search the groups covering your area, and the app, for posts naming or showing you.
A reverse image search across the web for anywhere your photos have already ended up — dating profiles, forums, or elsewhere you didn’t post them yourself.
Both platforms, plus a search for anywhere else your photos have ended up online. Screenshots move between these places constantly — checking one is checking half.
We register your images so you have a documented copyright claim — useful if your photos are ever used or posted without your permission.
Ongoing monthly monitoring across the platforms we check, so you find out quickly if something new appears — not months later.
Checks whether your own phone number can be traced back to your name or address through public-record lookups.
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Your photos, name, age and city, plus any dating app handles. It takes about two minutes.
A real person searches the platforms directly. No bots, no automated scraping, no guesswork.
A clear yes or no, with screenshots and dates if we find something. Sent to your email, and nowhere else.
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We don’t do removals. What we do, if we find something, is talk you through the routes that exist and how to go about them yourself — what tends to work, what doesn’t, and when the best move is to leave it alone. Everyone else in this market sells you a takedown off the back of a search. We’d rather tell you the truth about what’s likely to happen.