Paste their handle
Just a name. No password, no need to follow them, and no need to fish for answers from people who know them.
The answer has been in his public posts all along
Paste their handle and let it read. Signal Scan goes through their posts, their comment sections and who keeps showing up in them, then says out loud the thing you have been quietly guessing at: whether they are on their own right now, and whether anyone is getting close.
Just a name. No password, no need to follow them, and no need to fish for answers from people who know them.
Instagram and Threads posts, the comments underneath, and who keeps turning up in them. Only what they posted themselves.
Whether they're on their own right now, roughly when it cooled off, and who has been getting close lately. Every call comes with the line they wrote.
Some people keep their feelings in Stories, or somewhere only a few people can see, and some never write any of it down. We only see what they made public, so sometimes the honest answer is "looks like it, but it's all indirect". When that happens you still get a direction, just said with more room in it, and every line points back to a post they actually wrote.
The new names on their following list, in the order they were added.
See Recent FollowSee what they're posting without showing up in their viewer list.
Watch anonymouslyThen stop guessing. Signal reads your whole conversation and tells you where it stands.
About SignalNo. The whole thing is reading what's already visible on the public web. Nothing followed, liked or commented on, and no notification on their side.
No. If they're private, we see exactly what you'd see logged out: nothing. We'll tell you that rather than pretend there's an answer.
We don't claim an accuracy rate. You get a call plus the line they wrote and the date behind it, so you can open the original and check. Anything that contradicts the call is listed too.
Signal reads the full DM history between you and them, for when you're already talking. Signal Scan reads only what they made public, for when you aren't, or not yet.