Our OSINT tool doesn’t just collect public data—it analyzes, verifies, and connects it. It pulls from a wide range of open sources including social media, forums, leaks, domain records, and more, then applies advanced logic to build identities, link connections, and deliver structured intelligence—all within seconds.

Manual searches are slow and fragmented. Our OSINT system aggregates and correlates hundreds of data points instantly—across usernames, phone numbers, emails, IPs, facial images, and more—delivering verified, actionable insights in real time. It also works across platforms you can’t access easily through a browser.

The system supports:

• Identity resolution (using emails, phones, usernames)

• Facial recognition across public web images

• Mass social media activity monitoring

• Topic and sentiment tracking

• Dark web exposure checks

• Network mapping (visual links between people/accounts)

Yes. You can upload a photo and the tool will search public web and social media content for matching faces. It also correlates matching usernames, emails, or metadata to help identify accounts tied to the same person.

Our system includes smart matching and fuzzy logic capabilities. It can take a partial name, alias, or handle and search across multiple platforms, identifying likely matches and suggesting identities based on linked data points.

The interface is designed for both analysts and non-technical users. While advanced operators can use the full range of filters and visual tools, beginners can rely on guided workflows and automated profiling features.

Yes. You can use the mass profiler module to upload lists of identifiers or targets and receive batch results—ideal for screening large datasets or building threat watchlists.

Yes. All data is sourced from publicly accessible content—there is no unauthorized intrusion, spoofing, or access to private accounts. The tool adheres to international open-source intelligence best practices.