PostLens: Social Media Check

PostLens: Social Media Check Summary

PostLens: Social Media Check is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Tools by Foshan Gaoming Huiyang Network Technology Studio (Individually Owned Business). Released in Jul 2026 (2 months ago). Store last updated Aug 26, 2026

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App Description

PostLens helps US visa applicants privately review their own past social posts โ€” entirely on their device. Import the data export you request from a platform and see which text posts may be worth a careful human re-read before your application, and why.

- Import your own export from X, Instagram (incl. Threads), Facebook, LinkedIn, Reddit, YouTube, or TikTok.
- Your imported content stays on your device and is never uploaded, shared, or transmitted.
- No account, no ads, no third-party analytics, no tracking.
- If an export can't be read, an optional structure-only diagnostic (file and field names, never your content) lets you help fix it without sharing a single post.
- An honest coverage report โ€” it never claims your content is "safe," and it tells you what wasn't analyzed.
- Review priority, not risk scores โ€” it never predicts visa outcomes or rates risk.
- Neutral guidance โ€” it explains why an item may be worth a second look and lists neutral options. It never tells you to delete anything.
- A declaration checklist to help you keep your accounts and career timeline consistent with your DS-160.
- A built-in sample report lets you explore the flow without importing personal data.
- Free scan + the full coverage report + the single highest-priority item. A one-time purchase unlocks the complete list.

Not legal advice. Review standards are broad and applied at an officer's discretion. Consult a qualified immigration professional for important decisions. PostLens is not affiliated with X Corp., Meta, LinkedIn, Reddit, Google, TikTok, any social platform, or any government agency.