Access public records, court documents, and news mentions for individuals and businesses. Get a comprehensive overview with a trust score and links to original sources. Features include business footprints, identity records, and a proprietary insight reading.
1.3
September 9, 2026
TrustScore 1.3 • Built for iPhone: a new native-style shell with a compact top bar, one-tap section tabs, a bottom tab bar (Home, History, Account) and bottom-sheet menus. • Trust Scores are now far more realistic. The score reads the actual record: convictions and pending charges documented by Wikipedia, Wikidata and attributed news coverage cap the score the way a real record should, while a clean, well-documented record can reach the mid-90s. Every conviction or charge used is listed under Trust concerns with its source, and coverage that cannot be tied to the person you searched is listed but never counted. • The evidence behind the score: Pro and Unlimited now show SEC filings, court opinions and dockets with parties and case type, and a news timeline. • The birth-date Intuition Layer (entertainment only) now nudges the score by only a few points. Faster start-up and general fixes.
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TrustScore aggregates public records, court filings, news, and business information into organized reports. It provides a trust score from 0-100 and links to original sources for transparency.
No, TrustScore does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and offers in-app purchases for its subscription plans.
TrustScore offers Essential ($9.99/month), Pro ($19.99/month), and Unlimited ($99.99/month) plans, all with a 7-day free trial.
Yes, you can delete your TrustScore account at any time in the Settings section of the app.
You can find court records, corporate filings, news coverage, business roles, and identity/contact records. Some information, like relatives, is plan-dependent.
Currently, TrustScore is only supported on iPhones. It is not yet available for Android devices.
The app's latest version is 1.0, and it was last updated on September 4, 2026. Future updates will likely occur periodically to improve features and data sources.
No, TrustScore is not a consumer reporting agency and cannot be used for decisions regarding employment, tenant screening, credit, or insurance.
