Does Google know who you are?
Type a person's name. We query Google's own Knowledge Graph Search API — filtered to Person entities only — and show you every human being Google holds under that name, each with a KGMID you can open in Google to see exactly what it displays.
The explorer
Person entities only. An exact name match means Google holds a distinct person under that name. A partial match means your name has not yet separated from someone similar. Nothing at all means you are still a string of characters rather than a known human being.
Use your own Google API key
Nobody sees an empty result and thinks "shame."
They move on to the person who has a panel. Being recognised by Google is not a reward for being famous — it is the outcome of a build. Here is the build.
One entity home
A single canonical page Google treats as your source of truth, marked up as a Person in JSON-LD, with every profile that is genuinely you tied back to it through sameAs.
Corroboration Google counts
A Wikidata record plus 5–8 high-authority sources telling the same story, with the same name and the same facts. Markup is a claim. Corroboration is proof — and only proof moves the graph.
We stay until it triggers
Delivery is not the finish line. Monitoring and trigger work continue after handover, until your panel actually appears in Google. No time limits, no second invoice.
You have the answer. We do the work.
Entity home, Person schema, Wikidata, authority corroboration — built for you, and supported until your Google Knowledge Panel triggers.
Common questions.
Why does this tool only search for people?
Because personal entities behave differently from company entities, and the work that establishes them is different. This explorer is built for founders, executives, authors, coaches, consultants and creators who want to know whether Google recognises them as a person. Every query is filtered to the Person type internally, so brands, products and places never crowd out the results.
What is a KGMID, and why is it a link?
A KGMID is the stable machine ID Google gives an entity, shaped like /m/0abc123 or /g/11abc. Every KGMID in the results opens google.com/search?kgmid=… so you can see precisely what Google displays for that person — the fastest way to confirm whether an entity is you or a namesake.
Does having an entity mean I have a knowledge panel?
No. An entity is the prerequisite; the panel is the display decision. Google also weighs how much corroborated detail it holds about you and whether people searching your name mean you. Plenty of person entities exist without a panel — which is exactly the gap our service closes.
Is the match strength a confidence score?
No. Google's resultScore is an unbounded relevance figure for one query — meaningful when comparing results inside a single search, meaningless across different searches. The bar on each card shows the score relative to the top result, which is the only comparison that holds.
Do you log my searches or my API key?
No. Queries pass through a stateless function that forwards them to Google and returns the response. Nothing is written to a database. If you supply your own key it is used for that request only, and stored in your browser's local storage only if you tick the box.
You can't schema-markup your way into a Knowledge Panel.
Google triggers a panel when enough independent, authoritative sources agree that you exist. That agreement has to be built — and it is slow, technical, fiddly work. We do 100% of it for you.
$499 one-time · White-hat only · Guaranteed support until the panel goes live