How Cheater Detector AI works

Cheater Detector AI checks publicly available dating-profile data for the person you describe. You enter a first name, approximate age, gender, location and, if you have one, a photo. We compare that against public profiles and return the matches in a private report. We never log in to anyone's account, read messages or notify the person.

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What you give us

A first name, an approximate age, gender and the area where the person lives. A clear photo of their face improves matching the most, because dating profiles often use nicknames but rarely hide the face.

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Where we look

Only data that is already public: profile photos, display names, ages, distances and interests that dating platforms show to any user browsing in that area. We do not access private accounts, chats, phones or anything behind a login that belongs to someone else.

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What the report contains

Every matched profile with its photos, the name shown on the profile, age, approximate distance from the location you gave, listed interests and a verified badge where the platform shows one. On top: an overall risk score and a short summary of what was found.

Confidence score

How the confidence score works

Each match is scored by how many of your details agree with the profile: face similarity when you provided a photo, then name, age, location and the rest. More agreeing signals mean a higher score.

A high score means a strong resemblance, not a confirmed identity.

What we never do

  • No hacking and no password guessing.
  • No reading of private messages or chats.
  • No tracking of a phone or a live location.
  • No fake accounts in the person's name, no swiping on them, no contact with them.
  • The person you search is never notified.

What a result does and does not prove

  • A match can be a lookalike, or an old profile that is no longer used.
  • A clean result means we found no public match at that time, not that no profile exists.
  • A report never says that someone is cheating. It shows public profiles that resemble the person you described.
  • Treat the report as a starting point for a conversation, not as proof.

Privacy, for you and for the person searched

Reports are visible only in your account. Our billing descriptor does not mention dating or relationship checks. We do not sell search data.

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FAQ

Common questions about the scan

No. We only use profile data that dating platforms show publicly. We never log in to, hack or otherwise access anyone's account, and we never read private messages.

No. The search runs entirely on our side against public data. We do not create a profile in their name, swipe on them or contact them, so there is nothing for a dating app to notify them about.

It is a resemblance score. It rises with every detail that agrees between the profile and what you entered: the face when you gave a photo, then name, age and location. A high score means a strong resemblance, not a confirmed identity.

Then no public dating profile matched your details at that time. That is a real answer for most people, but it is not a guarantee: a profile under a different name, with other photos or in another area can be missed.

A recent, clear photo of the face first, then the right area and age. A photo lets the scan find profiles that use a nickname; the area and age narrow the search to the right pool of profiles.