Check if you're posted on private dating discussion platforms before it impacts your reputation
Stage
Not given
Startup
Founded
Not given
2026
Based in
US
US
Pricing model
Freemium
Paid
Pricing
Free: natal chart and big three with a two-month event window, no card required. Who Am I?: $7.99 one-time for character and elemental analysis. Full year: $9.99/year, auto-renews yearly, cancel anytime. Compatibility: $3.99 one-time. Who Am I + Year Bundle: $12.99/year (28% off $17.98). Family 2 pe
The Scan: $59 one-time (one search of both platforms). The Watch: $99 for 3 months (up to 6 checks). The Shield: $239 per year (up to 52 checks). No subscriptions or auto-renewal.
Key features
Personalized natal chart with Sun, Moon, Rising sign and all planets
Western tropical and Vedic sidereal chart systems
Yearly sky calendar with transits, eclipses and retrogrades
Compatibility readings comparing two birth charts
Probability badges on astrological events
Character analysis and elemental breakdown
Available in 20 languages
White-label Studio for astrologers
PDF export of reports
Weekly horoscope interpretations
Manual search of Tea App and AWDTSG Facebook groups by a real person
Screenshots and screen recordings as proof of the search
Reports delivered within hours, not days
Completely confidential with no contact to third parties
Free removal guides for Tea App and AWDTSG posts
24-hour refund guarantee for late reports
Data deletion after report delivery
What makes it different
Built on real ephemeris data and professional astronomy engine, not horoscope clichés
Speaks in probabilities and possibilities, never doom or fear language
Private by design with encrypted data that is never sold
Authored with depth and warmth, personalized to exact chart
Available on web, iOS and Android with no card needed to start
Real people conduct searches by hand, not automated scripts
100% confidentiality with no subscription model
Founded by someone who experienced being posted about themselves
Searches both Tea App and AWDTSG with documented proof of where looked