Take a username, email address or phone number and pivot across hundreds of platforms to map a digital identity. The bread and butter of person-centric OSINT.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Username enumeration site
Type a username to see which of hundreds of sites have an account with that name.
Email & phone reverse lookup
Enter an email or phone to find linked Google, Skype and social accounts without notifying the target.
Business email finder
Enter a company domain to list professional email patterns and addresses; free tier gives 25 searches/month.
Breach exposure checker
Enter your own email to see which data breaches exposed it and what data leaked. Only check addresses you're authorized to.
Breach-data search engine
Search leaked credential databases by email, username or hash; paid credits required, use for legitimate security audits only.
Intelligence X search
Search dark-web dumps, pastes, leaks and archived documents by email, domain, BTC address and more.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Open-source code repository
Open the repo page, read the README for install instructions (usually a git clone or pip install command), then run it in a terminal. Check the 'Issues' and 'Releases' tabs for updates.
Most entries here are GitHub projects — clone the repository and follow the README's install steps (pip, npm, go or cargo). A Kali Linux VM gives you many of them pre-installed.
Public-record lookups and defensive/research use are generally lawful, but rules vary by country and tool. Only test systems you own or have written authorization to test, respect each site's terms of service, and never use personal data unlawfully.
Start with the web-based tools at the top of the list — they need no setup. Read each card's “How to use it” panel, run one real query, and only then move to installable tools.