Roblox whois

Everything comes from Roblox's public APIs, looked up live when you ask. Lookups aren't logged, and badge dates are shown by day, never by time of day. The last 12 accounts anyone looked up appear under "recently looked up" for up to a day, with a short summary and no rating; nothing about who looked them up is kept.

The rating weighs signals that tend to separate long-standing main accounts from new or throwaway ones: account age, the verified badge, Roblox's retired badges (Veteran, Friendship and others, which only accounts active before 2026 can have), friends, followers and groups, paid username changes, limited items, the verified-email hat, the avatar, experiences the account made, and, when the server has a Roblox API key, its badge history. Every reason and its weight is listed. Anything hidden by privacy settings is skipped, never counted against the account. Related reasons are grouped, and each group can only move the score so far, so one thing (a big inventory, a pile of friends) can't decide it alone; when a group goes over, a dim line says by how much and those points don't count. Badges from free-badge games (100 or more in a day) are counted apart from real play, and the points go through an S-curve, so the score shows how strongly the signals lean, not a probability.

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It's a heuristic, not proof. Plenty of real players are new, quiet or private, and it never claims an account belongs to anyone else.