Search the people and websites behind the story.
Find public profiles, examine domain records, and share the research with your newsroom. All in one OSINT workspace.
Search from what you have
Start with a username, email, IP, or domain from a tip. Inspect the source behind each result before making a connection.
Keep the reporting together
Save searches, notes, and files in one project. Give your newsroom the context to review the findings and continue the story.
Work through a list
Use the Search API to check a list of emails or domains. Receive results as searches finish and bring them into your data desk’s workflow.
What’s behind this account?
A public contact email can take a username search further. Look it up in Osintly to find the Google profile and name associated with it.
Mike
u/mike
Does anyone have the original document?
The screenshot being shared cuts off the date. I’m looking for the full document and the link to where it was published.
Mike u/mike
Public account details
Email published on the profile
mike@gmail.com
Search by email
mike@gmail.com
Public profile
- Name
- Mike Parker
- mike@gmail.com
Give your editor
the source material.
Export your search as a PDF. Your editor can review the returned records alongside the search details, without rerunning the lookup.
Need to work with the data? The same results can be exported as CSV, JSON, or Markdown.
The search
Query & search type
The results
Records by source
The export date
Generation timestamp
PDF report
search-results.pdf
Ready to share
Before a name enters the story.
A public profile gives your newsroom a name to check. Keep the result and your attribution question together for editorial review.
Attribution to hold
Mike Parker wrote the Reddit post.
What the records support
The u/mike profile lists a contact email. A Google profile for that address displays “Mike Parker.”
Questions from
the newsroom.
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into your newsroom.
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