Explore publicdigital footprints.
Map what is public, starting from whatever you know.
01How it works
What you know in,connections out.
A digital footprint is everything a person or company has left on the public web: profiles, posts, mentions and the links between them. askOSINT maps it from what you know and shows how every piece connects.
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Start with what you know
A name, email, phone number, username, profile link or company. The more you add, the more there is to connect.
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We do the research
askOSINT researches public sources and follows what it finds.
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Connections take shape
New findings that hold up are connected to the rest, with the reason why.
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Get your report
Findings grouped by subject, each with its source.
02What you get
What the researchcan find.
It depends on what is public about the subject. Where these exist and hold up, the research brings them together, each with its source.
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Identity across sources
Names, roles and places that public sources agree on, and where they disagree.
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Online accounts
Profiles and accounts, from confirmed to possible, each with its link.
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Public statements
What the person or company says in public, where it bears on your questions.
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Organisations and people
Employers, companies, associates and how each one is connected.
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Potential red flags
Allegations, court cases, warnings or abusive posts in public sources, quoted and rated.
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The sources themselves
Every page and record behind the findings, so you can check them.
- Findings
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- Set aside
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- Red flags
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- Corroborated
Email → company
Works at Polar Light Studio Ltd
- Confirmed by you
Username → profile
@johndoe.design on a photo-sharing site
- Single source
Profile → company
Co-founder of Aurora Pixel Ltd
- Single source
Company → person
Max Ice, named in a regulator warning
What this showsFour connections from two starting points, each showing how well it is supported.