Roblox Account Safety Check
Enter a Roblox username and we'll scan the public profile for the things parents usually don't think to look at — how new the account is, whether the bio is leaking contact details, and who it's connected to.
Checking one account is a snapshot. RoGuard watches continuously.
RoGuard tracks your child's Roblox account around the clock — every game they play, every new friend, every bio change — and emails you when something looks wrong.
What this check looks at
Account age. Accounts created in the last 30days are worth a second look. Most people have one Roblox account for years — a brand new one messaging your child is a pattern worth noticing, because it's what someone does after being banned.
Bio contents. Roblox filters chat, so the profile bio is where contact details get planted instead. We scan for phone numbers, emails, Discord tags, and requests to move the conversation to another app.
Friends and groups. A very large friend count on a very new account is unusual. Group memberships are public and often say more about what a player is into than their game history does.
Everything here comes from Roblox's public profile data — the same things anyone can see by visiting the profile. This tool is a snapshot in time, not a verdict about a person, and a clean result is not a guarantee of anything.