@prasanta_raut life and number saving tool! btw do you also plan to expand beyond social media into messaging apps or other platforms where numbers are commonly used?
@mohsinproduct Love hearing that 🙏💡 Expanding beyond social media into messaging apps and other number-based platforms is definitely on our roadmap. We want Scansocial to give the full picture of a number’s digital presence 🚀
@prasanta_raut Congratulations Saathi 🎉🎉
@prasanta_raut that's awesome! Scan Social sounds like a game-changer for anyone dealing with lead verification or just trying to sort out legit contacts from the noise. I love how it cuts through the manual slog and gives instant insights across multiple platforms—super practical!
@rahul_kurmi2 Thanks a ton! 🙏 Exactly what we aimed for — making lead verification and contact research fast and hassle-free. Excited to see how you put Scansocial to work 🚀
@prasanta_raut Congratulations dai
Super interesting launch!
Curious to know what inspired you to build this?
was there a specific problem you faced?
@sachin_bhusal Thank you! 🙌 The idea came from a very real problem—constantly needing to verify if a phone number was genuine or tied to a real identity across platforms. Instead of manually checking everywhere, we wanted to build something simple, fast, and accessible to solve that pain. 🚀
@sachin_bhusal Thank you so much! 🙏 The idea came from a real gap we noticed — generating random but valid global phone numbers quickly was harder than it should be. We wanted a lightweight tool that solves this in seconds, and that’s how NumGenie was born. 🚀
what's the meaning of green and red?
Green: The account is present/linked — the phone number is associated with that platform. ✅
Red: The account is not present — the phone number is not associated with that platform. ❌
Congrats on launching ScanSocial.
Would be interesting to get alerts if numbers are being shared. Is there a way to do that?
@peterbuch Thank you! 🙌 That’s a really great idea. Right now, Scansocial focuses on instantly checking linked profiles, but alerts/notifications for when a number gets shared could be a powerful next step. Definitely something we’re exploring for future updates 🚀
@prasanta_raut How do you prevent misuse?
Someone could search a random number, get the victim socials and try any kind of social engineering attack or worse.
@aleph_santos Thanks for bringing this up 🙏 Privacy and safety are our top priorities. Scansocial only shows publicly visible accounts linked to a number — we don’t expose private data. Our goal is to help people verify and research responsibly, not enable misuse. We’re continuously exploring ways to keep the platform safe and secure 🚀
This looks super handy! I can see a lot of use cases—like verifying if a number is legit, doing quick social research, or even reconnecting with someone when you only have their phone. The instant check across multiple platforms is a big time-saver compared to manually searching each one. Curious to know: do you also show if the number is linked but set as private, or only publicly visible accounts?
@kapindra_raut Love hearing that 🙌 You nailed some of the core use cases we had in mind! Right now, Scansocial only shows accounts that are publicly visible. If a number is linked but set as private, we don’t expose it — staying true to our privacy-first approach 🚀
@asim_upadhyay Thank you so much! 🙏 Yes, we definitely plan to bring it to the Nepali marketplace too. 🚀 Always happy to build tools that can be useful locally as well as globally. Stay tuned for updates! 🇳🇵
Glad to hear that! ⚡ Speed and accuracy are what we’ve worked hardest on, so it’s awesome to know you experienced that firsthand. Thanks for giving ScanSocial a try!