A sourced one-page brief on anyone, built from the public web
OneSearch builds a sourced brief on a person from indexed public-web pages: type a name, confirm the match, and read one page covering work history, talks, writing, public profiles, code repositories and press mentions — every key fact linked to its original source. You can then ask follow-up questions against the same collected sources without re-searching.
The sourced-everything design is what keeps this on the legitimate side of people research: it's aggregating what people have publicly published, with receipts, rather than scraping private data.
Who it's for: recruiters doing a first pass before outreach, journalists verifying identities and backgrounds, founders researching investors or potential co-founders, and sales teams preparing for meetings. $7.99-59.99 tiers. The honest note for this category: use it on business contexts and public professional information — a sourced tool used to profile private individuals edges into surveillance territory regardless of how it's built.
What it is
A sourced one-page brief on anyone, built from the public web
Pricing
Paid
Primary category
Productivity
Source code
Closed source / hosted
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