Fewer question marks. Better receipts.
Wanting to be sure isn't paranoia, and you're allowed to check what's public. Most of what you'd want to know is already on the record, just scattered across county systems that background-check sites get wrong. We help you check the official sources yourself, and keep track of what you find.
Get the launch note when the guided case-file workflow is ready for wider testing.
Start with what you know.
A place gives you doors.
Maricopa County, AZ
ZIP, address, and profile clues resolve into the county where the records actually live.
Court search · no matching case
The file keeps the source, jurisdiction, search terms, date, and limits of what the result can actually mean.
What a case looks like inside.
A background check gave you answers — but were they the right ones?
A quick online search may seem reassuring, but many background check services rely on aggregated data that isn't always complete or correctly matched. Learn how to access records directly from official sources, including county and federal courts, property records, and other public documents to verify the information that matters most.
In the order that makes sense.
- Jul 14Jail roster updated · Del Norte County, CA
- Jul 14Assessor updated · Imperial County, CA
- Jul 14Assessor updated · El Dorado County, CA
- Jul 14Recorder updated · Sierra County, CA
Everything you need to start.
Soft launch
Open the guided workspace and begin a personal public-records search.
- 3,143 mapped counties
- 7,313 public sources
- Case and receipt guides
- Browser-local case file
Directory
Browse mapped states and county resources directly.
- State pages
- County essentials
- Federal backstop
- Source notes
Corrections
Help sharpen the map before the wider launch.
- Broken URL reports
- Missing county requests
- Partnership notes
- Advocate workflows
Asked & answered.
Is this legal?
Yes. Public records are, by law, available to you.
Can this tell me if someone's safe?
No. Records answer specific questions, but a clean record doesn't prove someone is safe or honest. This helps you check facts, not judge a person.
How is this different from BeenVerified?
Aggregators sell stale, merged data. We point you at the live primary source.
Can I screen tenants or employees with this?
No. That requires a licensed consumer reporting agency. This is for personal research only.
Is this for stalking an ex?
No. Vetting, custody, family safety, due diligence. Chapter 1 covers the ethics.
Do I have to be technical?
No. Scripts are copy-paste. The directory tells you exactly where to click.
Who wrote this?
Someone with 10+ years pulling these records for attorneys and insurance firms. Pen name; methods are fully public.
Let us help you find what's already public.
Bring the clues you have. We turn them into a careful, source-by-source search of the public record, so you can decide with more than a gut feeling. No card, no checkout wall.
Field notes, method updates, and the first invite when the polished workflow opens.