People Search finds anyone online from an email address, username, full name, or phone number. It searches across 500+ platforms and data sources simultaneously — social networks, developer communities, forums, business registries, court records, and more. Whether you have a single identifier or a handful of them, it builds the most complete picture available from public sources.
The deep search skill is the flagship: it cross-references all your identifiers, generates username variations, runs parallel OSINT queries across professional networks and documents, and assembles a unified profile. Individual skills let you narrow the search — check if an email has been in a data breach, reverse-search a photo, find business directorships, or search court records. All searches are read-only and limited to publicly available information.
What you can do
- Run a comprehensive multi-phase search from any combination of name, email, username, or phone
- Search a username across 500+ websites and social platforms
- Run targeted OSINT queries across LinkedIn, resumes, news, court records, and forums
- Reverse image search to find where a photo appears online
- Check email or username exposure in known data breaches
- Search business records across UK Companies House, SEC EDGAR, and 170+ jurisdictions
- Search US court records via the CourtListener RECAP archive
- Find social media profiles across 10 major platforms by real name
Who it's for
Investigators, journalists, HR professionals, security researchers, fraud analysts, and anyone who needs to verify someone's online identity or build a public profile from available information.
How to use it
- Use deep_search with any identifiers you have — name, email, username, or phone
- Use osint_search for people with minimal online presence — runs parallel targeted web queries
- Use search_by_username to find all accounts registered under a specific handle
- Use check_breaches for a fast check on whether an email or username has been exposed
Getting started
No setup required — all skills run without any API key.
