Finding founders who share revenue figures or creators covering a specialised topic often means hours of scrolling, checking profiles, and building spreadsheets.
Desearch’s People Search brings that process into one workflow, allowing users to describe who they need and receive matching profiles with supporting evidence.
Desearch (SN22) is a search infrastructure project operating on Bittensor. Independent miners retrieve web pages and process their content, while validators check samples of their work. Accepted material contributes to the underlying index on which Desearch runs its search services.

People Search supports X, YouTube, LinkedIn, and TikTok, with each request focused on one platform using public data. Users specify their criteria in plain language and choose how many people they want to find. Optional filters refine the search by attributes such as audience size, country, and keywords, depending on the platform.
Searches typically take one to five minutes, and results include profile details, a fit score from 0–100, reasons for the match, and relevant posts or videos. Users can download the list as a CSV file, making it easier to review candidates for partnerships, research, or business development.
The results also distinguish between confirmed criteria, contradictory evidence, and information that remains unknown. A relevant professional, for example, may not publicly disclose their current location. These distinctions help users assess each candidate without treating a high score as confirmation of every requirement.
The service reserves funds when a search begins and calculates the final charge from qualified matches delivered, subject to platform minimums. A search finding at least one person carries a minimum charge equivalent to five X profiles, three YouTube creators, or two LinkedIn or TikTok profiles. Searches with no qualified matches are free, as are progress checks, exports, and search management.

Developers can integrate People Search through its API, official Python and JavaScript SDKs, or MCP server. Access requires an API key, without the need to hold TAO or operate Bittensor software. This extends the product beyond individual searches, allowing teams to incorporate people discovery into their existing applications and workflows.
➛ Access Desearch’s People Search Full Implementation Details Here.
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