Upload a clip or paste a link. We analyze it locally — no account needed — and surface the clues that help you trace its original source.
Uploaded media is analyzed to generate search clues, then automatically deleted. We search public pages only; deleted, private, login-only, or region-restricted posts may not be found.
Trace a clip back to where it was first posted, instead of the fifth repost you happened to see.
Forensic checks flag cropping, splicing, or reused footage that a quick look wouldn't catch.
Get evidence-based clues — a transcript, on-screen text, key frames — instead of guessing.
Check whether footage you made is turning up somewhere you didn't post it.
Give us a clip directly, or a link to a public post.
Frame extraction, speech transcription, on-screen text, and tamper checks — all run on the clip itself.
A results timeline built from that analysis. Cross-platform matching against the wider web is coming soon — this preview shows the local analysis used to build search queries for it.
Most common formats (MP4, MOV, WebM, AVI, MKV). We verify the real file type from its contents, not just the filename extension, so mislabeled files are caught before they cause problems.
No. The original file is deleted immediately once analysis finishes. The clues we generate from it — frame thumbnails, transcript, on-screen text — are kept briefly (30 minutes) and then automatically deleted too.
Yes, right now every search is free. A paid Deep Search tier (longer clips, deeper analysis) is temporarily unavailable while we finish building it out.
Results are best-effort pattern matching, not proof. Confidence labels describe our estimate, not a certification of authenticity, identity, or ownership.
Deleted, private, login-only, or region-restricted posts may not be findable this way — a clean "no match" is a legitimate result, not necessarily a failure of the tool.