Python OSINT tool for collecting public tweets, followers, likes, and profile data from Twitter.
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Intelligence X is a provider of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigations. Its toolset supports search across third-party sites, social media intelligence for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and YouTube, and utilities for tasks including email validation, domain lookups, IP lookups, Bitcoin tracing, and image analysis. All listed OSINT and forensic tools are available to use at no cost.
Intelligence X is a provider of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigative use. The platform offers a suite of tools for searching third-party sites, performing social media intelligence on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram and YouTube, plus utilities for validating email addresses, looking up domains, IPs, Bitcoin addresses, images and other data types.
OSINT search platform for finding emails, domains, files, leaks, and public records across sources.
Twitter Monitoring is a browser-based tool from the OSINT Toolkit. It accepts a Twitter account name or a search phrase, entered without @ or # symbols, and displays generated results in a Search Output box after a short delay.
A Twitter research tool page in the OSINT Toolkit listing. It notes that some tools require the subject's Twitter account name and lists capabilities such as posts based on keywords or location, profiles by real name or account name, account bio changes, tweets between specific dates, media search, keyword and account analytics, and mutual follows.
The page offers a custom OSINT tool for creating advanced search queries within Twitter and refers to tools for analyzing and monitoring accounts. It states that no Twitter account is needed for the described search steps.
LinkedIn X-ray search tool for building Google queries that find public professional profiles.
Twitter search tool for finding people and tweets by name, username, location, or topic.
Tool for finding Twitter followers and relationships between public X/Twitter accounts.
Google-based search form for finding X/Twitter profiles by name, title, company, or keyword.
Hunt Intelligence is a location-first social media search tool that gathers posts from platforms including Instagram, Facebook, X, Snapchat, YouTube, Flickr and VK around a chosen location. It is aimed at analysts, journalists, investigators and security teams tracking developing events.
IntelTechniques page with X/Twitter search links for profiles, posts, usernames, and media.
Lullar is a free username search tool that looks up people profiles across 175+ social media platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, X, Reddit, LinkedIn, and GitHub. Searches can be made by username, email, or name, with no signup required.
Phonebook.cz is a lookup tool from Intelligence X that lists domains, email addresses, or URLs for a given input domain. Access requires login through an intelx.io account and a paid license. The service states that it searches 313 billion records.
A Boolean Strings blog post describing how Custom Search Engines can search public voter records on voterrecords.com, which holds data for sixteen US states. Records include names, addresses and potentially emails, phone numbers and gender. The site allows searching by name, city, state, party and year of birth, and X-Ray queries can target additional values.
Intelligence X provides a collection of free open source intelligence (OSINT) and forensic tools for investigative use. The tools support lookups for emails, domains, IP addresses, Bitcoin addresses, images, usernames, people, phone numbers, locations, files, VINs, and hashes, alongside social media intelligence tools for Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Telegram, and YouTube, plus AI-powered search features. All third-party lookup services open in pop-up tabs, and the provider disclaims responsibility for third-party service results.
Twiangulate is a tool for search, analytics and mapping of connections between Twitter friends and followers. It is used to find which accounts are followed by key people and to see which accounts are most followed by members of a group. The site also points to a sister site, skyangles.com, for analyzing Bluesky's local networks.