Identity resolution
Turn a fragment into a probable person. Names, aliases, age bands, and likely location, ranked by confidence.
Open source intelligence, indexed
Every public trace of a name, number, or handle.
LuckyOSINT correlates identities, contact points, and digital footprints drawn only from publicly available datasets. Enter a phone number, email, username, domain, or full name to begin.
Your query stays in the address bar and is never sent to our servers
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Nothing on this page is stored. This view lives only in your browser session.
The method
What OSINT actually is
Open source intelligence is the practice of collecting and connecting information that is already public. No hacking, no private access, no stolen credentials.
An investigator rarely needs secret data. Most of what identifies a person is scattered across records that anyone is allowed to read. The value is not in any single record. It is in the correlation.
A username links to a forum. The forum profile reuses an email. The email appears in a company filing. The filing lists a phone number. Alone each fact is trivial. Joined together they resolve to one person.
Public record
Registries, filings, voter rolls, court documents, and licensing databases published by institutions.
Open web
Social profiles, forums, archives, and pages indexed by anyone with a browser.
Disclosed datasets
Breach corpora and broker exports that are already circulating in the public domain.
What the search does
One query, six angles of resolution
Give LuckyOSINT a single selector. It expands that seed across every dataset in the index and returns the connected picture.
Contact discovery
Surface the email addresses and phone numbers that appear alongside a subject across public sources.
Digital footprint
Map reused handles, linked accounts, and owned domains that trace back to the same operator.
Exposure and breaches
See which publicly disclosed datasets reference a selector, with first-seen dates and source labels.
Domain and infrastructure
Pivot on a domain or IP to registration history, hosting neighbours, and the records tied to them.
Cross-source correlation
Every selector is joined to every other. The graph is what turns loose facts into one identity.
Architecture
Built to answer in milliseconds
A billion records will never fit in one search pass. The index is cut into shards and distributed, so a query touches only the fragments it needs.
Keep the query local
Your selector stays in the URL fragment, which the browser never sends to a server. The subject travels no further than your own device.
Fan out across shards
The index is split into chunks and spread across storage regions. A lookup hits the relevant shards in parallel instead of scanning the whole corpus.
Correlate and return
Matches from every source are joined on shared selectors, scored for confidence, and returned as one connected record. Nothing is written to disk.
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Median query time
Privacy by default
Your query never leaves in the clear
Privacy is not a setting here. It is the default path, and there is no other path.
Client-side queries
Every selector is carried in the URL fragment, which browsers never send to a server, so your query stays on your device.
No query logs
Searches are not recorded. There is no history table, no analytics on your terms, and nothing to subpoena later.
Public sources only
The index draws exclusively from data that is already public. We do not own or claim rights to any of it.
Nothing retained
Results are assembled on request and never stored. Close the tab and the session is gone.
Query locationURL fragment
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TransportTLS 1.3
Query storagenone
Result storagenone
Status No query retained