About TheTeaReport
More context for the moments when your instincts ask for it.
TheTeaReport creates readable people-search reports that bring identity signals, public-record leads, offender registry checks, and credible open-web context into one place. It specializes in researching potential partners, but you can use it to look up any adult for a permitted personal purpose.
Built by women in San Francisco
A small team serving customers across the United States.
Why we exist
Dating-safety information should be easier to understand.
Looking someone up can lead to scattered search results, unfamiliar record systems, and details that are easy to misread. We built TheTeaReport to organize that information into a calmer, more useful starting point.
A report is not a verdict about a person and cannot determine whether someone is safe. It reflects information available in the sources checked and should be considered alongside your own judgment and everyday safety practices.
How reports are builtOur principles
Careful language is part of the product.
- 01
Context before conclusions
A report should explain what checked sources did and did not show. It should never label someone safe, risk-free, or proven.
- 02
Clear about uncertainty
Names, locations, record coverage, and source freshness can all affect a result. We use careful language so possible matches are not presented as certainty.
- 03
Designed for private decisions
The product supports permitted personal, informational research—especially potential-partner checks—not employment, housing, credit, insurance, or other eligibility decisions.
Who it is for
Look up anyone. Specialized for dating.
TheTeaReport is made for adults in the United States who want additional context about another adult. Our specialty is potential-partner research, and our approach is especially shaped by the questions women ask before meeting someone or deciding whether to move forward.
Reports are for personal, informational use. They are not consumer reports and must not be used to make decisions about employment, tenants, credit, insurance, or similar eligibility.
Learn more