Trace is an AI face scan: a reverse face search over the publicly accessible web. You upload one photograph of a face and Trace returns the public pages and profiles where that same face appears, each with a similarity score from 50 to 100 and a link you can open yourself.

It matches the face rather than the image file, so it finds the same person in a completely different photograph — different pose, different lighting, years apart. People use it to check whether a dating profile is real, to find where their own photos ended up, and to trace a stolen picture back to its source.

Trace is not an identification service. It returns no names, no addresses, no phone numbers and no records of any kind — only public URLs and a number.

There is no account to create and nothing to install. The panel issues an account ID and a recovery key on your first visit. One credit unlocks one search; credits are bought in dollar-priced packs by card, with Telegram Stars or with cryptocurrency. They never expire and nothing renews. A REST API is available for developers.

Upload one photo and Trace shows the public pages where that same face appears, each match scored. No sign-up, no subscription — credits are bought once and never expire.