Leak database search
Find an identifier across public breach data — aggregated from multiple sources, deduped, and tagged by origin, with secrets revealed on paid plans and masked on the free trial.
OSINT & network intelligence
Focused investigation tools behind a single command line. Self-hosted, nothing written to disk, no result you can't trace back to its source.
Queries and results are never written to disk.
Onion search over a live circuit, not a cached mirror.
Runs entirely on infrastructure you control.
Every tool behind a single command line.
Channels 01–07
Everything DECINT does, in full. Every plan sees every tool — the tiers differ by depth and volume, not by locking tools away.
Find an identifier across public breach data — aggregated from multiple sources, deduped, and tagged by origin, with secrets revealed on paid plans and masked on the free trial.
Pick a common thread and follow it: one identifier fans out into every source it turns up in, and the usernames, emails and domains those reveal — linked into a graph, and flagged when something matches one of your earlier searches.
RUNNING IN THE BACKGROUND ABOVEOne search across dozens of onion search engines, merged and ranked, with the scams, ads and look-alike sites filtered out — and a reason kept for everything dropped.
Find out whether a password has turned up in breach data, and how many times — hashed in your browser, so the password itself never leaves it.
Locate an IP address and see who runs it — city-level location, ISP and ASN, the registry record with its abuse contact, reverse DNS, Tor exit status and its abuse-report reputation.
Everything a domain says about itself — DNS, how its mail is protected against spoofing, who it is registered with, every subdomain in a public certificate, what its website answers with, where it is hosted and its archive history.
Look up a US or Canadian number: the caller ID name, the carrier now serving it and whether it is mobile, landline or VoIP, where it was issued, when it last ported, and its spam reputation.
Signal chain
One dropdown, or ⌘K. No tabs, no menus to hunt.
Type it straight into the shell, or fill the field.
Ranked, deduped, source-tagged. Nothing stored.
Create an account and run a leak search in the console. Nothing you type is written to disk.