You have a machine-readable double. Meet it.
AI now mediates the decisions that shape a life: whether a recruiter's tool advances your resume, what a shopping agent tells a customer about your business, how a fraud model scores you, what an assistant says when someone asks about you. Every one of those acts on a machine-readable version of you, not the real you, and outcomes route through that double. Almost nobody can see their own. MirrorCheck is the mirror.
The reflections you can inspect
- What have I leaked? Check a password against real breach data, privately.
- What do my photos reveal? See the hidden location, name and device data in your files.
- What does AI say about me? Read what an AI model believes about you, and its mistakes.
- How does an AI recruiter read me? See what the screening step extracts and scores.
- Can AI agents find and buy from me? Check whether your store is understandable to shopping agents.
Why a chatbot cannot be the mirror
It is tempting to just ask an AI how it sees you, but that runs into the self-audit paradox. The assistant you ask is only one of many observers, so it cannot describe all the others. It shows a single, sanitised view, and it frequently refuses to look up real people at all. It cannot run the probes where your true exposure lives, a breach database, the metadata inside your files, a comparison across models, and you should never hand your entire identity to a chatbot. MirrorCheck runs those checks directly instead.
Private, and honest about limits
The password and file checks run entirely in your browser, so seeing your exposure never creates more of it. The AI checks sample a model once and are framed as indicative snapshots, not definitive reports, because different assistants say different things and all of them change. MirrorCheck is the outgoing counterpart to RealCheck: RealCheck guards what comes at you, MirrorCheck governs what represents you. Together they are how you keep your footing in an AI-mediated world.