Hey Product Hunt. I built Vetall after watching the same story repeat across Reddit's trading and advice communities: someone trusts a stranger with money or a decision, and the warning signs were sitting in that stranger's history the whole time. Nobody checks 4 years of post history before replying to a DM. So Vetall does it instead. As you browse Reddit, every username gets a small badge. The first score is computed by plain arithmetic over public activity patterns, account age, posting rhythm, repeated text, removed content, scam vocabulary. It shows up free, with no account, and it is shared: once any user's browser has scored an account, everyone benefits. One click runs the full AI read of what the account actually writes. And deep dives go further than Reddit itself shows you: they read the public record including posts and comments the account later deleted. Deleting the evidence does not delete the pattern. Two things I care about: your Reddit reading happens in your own browser, only compact numeric signals reach our server. And scores judge public patterns, not people. I'll be here all day. I'd genuinely love to hear where it feels wrong or unfair, that feedback shapes the scoring more than praise does.

Vetall: Reddit Trust & Scam Checker

Spot scams, bots and bad actors before you trust a Redditor

Spot scams, bots and bad actors before you trust a Redditor