Know the face.
Discover the story.
You've met them. You just don't know who they are. Snap a photo and SnapScout finds every face, searches the open web, and hands you a living profile you can ask questions, while you watch it work.
For founders who forget names, investigators who can't afford to, and everyone who's ever whispered “wait, who is that?”
Free credits included. No credit card required.
From photo to profile.
In four steps.
Upload any photo
Drag, paste, or browse. Every face in the frame is detected in seconds. Nothing is charged until faces are actually found.
We match it
Each face is searched against the open web and our index. You only see what actually exists out there.
Scout researches
Web search, image search, LinkedIn: you watch each tool run live in the chat. No black box.
Ask anything
Every face becomes a living dossier. Confirmed names and facts are saved, so it gets smarter each time you come back.
What usually takes an evening…
Twelve tabs, one headache
…and you still don't know their name.
Takes one photo on SnapScout
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Marco T. Product designer in Amsterdam. Spoke at Design Systems Conf. Eight years across two startups.
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Not a search box.
A researcher.
Results aren't ten blue links you have to read yourself. They're a conversation. Scout runs real tools in front of you: face search, web search, page reading, LinkedIn lookups. Every finding lands in the thread with its source, and confirmed facts are remembered. Come back next month and it picks up where you left off.
Found him. Marco T., product designer in Amsterdam. He appears in 14 places across the web:
- · Speaker page, Design Systems Conf 2025
- · LinkedIn: 8 years at two startups
- · Interview in a design publication
Made for real moments.
Not just “use cases.”
Walk in already knowing them
Tomorrow's investor, interviewer, or client: scan their photo tonight and walk in knowing their story, not just their name.
That person from the conference
You talked for twenty minutes and never caught the name. One photo from the event and SnapScout finds who they are and where to reach them.
Make sure they're real
Before Friday's date: verify the photos belong to one real person, see where else they appear, and spot a borrowed identity in seconds.
Sellers, sources, strangers
Buying from a marketplace stranger? Quoting a source? Check that the face and the name actually belong together, with links you can read yourself.
See where your face shows up
Scan yourself and see every place your face appears online. Hide any match you don't want shown. You stay in control of your own results.
Give your AI a pair of eyes
Every SnapScout tool works over MCP. Your Claude or Cursor agent can scan, search, and research people with one API key.
People put names to
claude mcp add --transport http snapscout https://api.snapscout.ai/mcpBuilt for people.
And for agents.
Every SnapScout tool is also an MCP tool. Create an API key, paste one command, and Claude, or any MCP-capable agent, can scan photos, search faces, and research people with the same backend the app uses. Same credits, same account, no glue code.
Get an API keyYour data, your rules.
No vague promises. Here is exactly how your data is handled.
Every request between your device, our API, and storage is encrypted in transit.
Images live in S3 with server-side encryption. Access is scoped to your account.
Every account passes live face verification before it can search. No anonymous lookups.
You decide which of your face matches stay visible. One tap to hide, reversible any time.
Remove a single dossier or wipe everything. Deletion is immediate, not a soft archive.
Developer keys are revocable, usage-tracked, and capped at five active per account.
Start free. Scale when curious.
Free credits on signup, enough to have your first “how did it know that” moment. Plans for casual scouts, investigators, and API-first teams.
See plansFair questions.
SnapScout searches publicly available information, the same pages a search engine indexes. Use it the way it's meant: know who you're meeting, verify who you're trusting, protect yourself. Don't use it to harass or stalk people. That's on you, and against our terms.
Next time you wonder
“wait, who is that?”
…have the answer. Free credits included. No credit card required.
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