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About OneLookup

OneLookup is a reverse-lookup service that turns scattered public information into one clear report — from a phone number, an email address, or a photo.

Our mission

Public information should be genuinely accessible.

Official registries, court records, social profiles, and open-source data already exist to inform the public — but most of it is scattered across hundreds of places, inconsistent, and hard to use. We bring it together so you can understand who you're dealing with in seconds, not hours.

What we do

Three ways to look someone up.

How our data works

Public records, organized for humans.

OneLookup does not own private databases or collect information from your device. We aggregate data from publicly available and licensed sources, then organize it into a single readable report. Information may be incomplete, inaccurate, or out of date — results should support your own judgment, not replace it.

Public & licensed sources

We aggregate from public records and licensed data — we don't own private databases.

Refreshed continuously

Reports are generated on demand, so results reflect what's available now.

Focused on the US

Coverage and accuracy are strongest for people and numbers in the United States.

Your searches stay private

What you look up is yours. We never share your search activity.

Usage restrictions

What OneLookup is not.

  • We are not a consumer reporting agency under the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
  • Our reports must not be used for employment, tenant, credit, insurance, or other eligibility decisions.
  • We don't offer real-time location, GPS, device monitoring, or access to private accounts or messages.
  • Our services must not be used to stalk, harass, dox, or monitor any person.

Read the full terms of use for the complete list of permitted and prohibited uses.

Who we are

A small, remote-first team.

OneLookup is operated by OneLookup Limited. We're a small, remote-first team of engineers and data specialists building tools that make public information easier to understand — responsibly.