Every open-source investigation tool, in one place.

Look up domains, IP addresses, emails, usernames, phone numbers and more. Keep notes in private cases and export a report. Free, open source and built to be used responsibly.

1165catalogued tools
33categories
8target types with built-in lookups
0targets stored in logs

What you get

Everything is in your browser. No software to install.

Investigate

Paste a domain, IP, email, username, phone, URL, crypto address or company. The type is detected automatically and lookups run for you.

Browse the catalog

Search and filter 1165 tools from the OSINT Framework by category, price and whether they have an API.

Private cases

Save results with your notes. Cases belong to your account only. Export as Markdown, JSON or a printable report.

Toolbox

Encode, decode and hash text, generate search dorks and read photo metadata, all without leaving the page.

Privacy first

The audit log keeps only a keyed hash of each target, never the target or your IP. You can export or delete your data at any time.

Open source

The whole project is public. Read it, audit it, run your own copy or improve it.

How it works

  1. Create an account

    Email and password. You accept the rules of use once.

  2. Say why you are looking

    Pick a purpose for each investigation, for example checking your own assets or a suspected scam.

  3. Get results and save them

    Review the findings, follow the suggested next steps and keep what matters in a case.

Rules of use

Public does not mean harmless. These rules are part of the terms you accept.

Good uses

  • Checking your own accounts, domains and assets
  • Security work you are authorised to do
  • Journalism, fact-checking and research in the public interest
  • Checking a suspected scam or phishing attempt

Not allowed

  • Stalking, harassing, threatening or doxxing anyone
  • Finding where a private person lives or works
  • Fraud, blackmail or any unlawful purpose
  • Automated mass scanning of people

Accounts that break these rules can be removed. Read the full Acceptable Use Policy.

Ready to try it?