Enter an identifier
A username, email or phone number. Command One detects the type and picks only the modules that can act on it.
social media module
Social media OSINT: find public profiles from one identifier
Give Command One a handle, email or phone and it checks where that identifier appears across public social, creator, forum and messaging platforms — then merges every hit into one case file with the source, timestamp and confidence behind each result.
public sources only · free registration
how the search runs
One identifier in, a public footprint out
Probe public platforms
Native probes check public profile pages directly while worker modules run Sherlock, Maigret and Social Analyzer in parallel.
Correlate and score
Matching accounts merge into one entity. Agreement between independent tools raises confidence; lone hits stay marked as leads.
Verify and export
Open each source link to confirm by hand, map the results in CommandDeck and export a PDF or CSV case report.
engines behind it
Social engines, one findings schema
Every engine writes into the same normalised schema, so you compare platforms rather than output formats.
Native platform probes
Direct checks against public profile pages on social, developer, gaming, video and forum platforms, each scored against a response signature.
Sherlock & Maigret
Fleet username engines covering thousands of sites, with Maigret extracting public profile fields where available.
Social Analyzer
Scores how closely each found profile matches the searched handle on a 0–100% scale.
Toutatis
Returns public Instagram account artefacts — IDs, bio, counters and masked contact hints.
snscrape
Collects public social posts for a name or handle so you can see context, not just a profile link.
Verify Link Pack
Ready-made manual search links for Facebook, X, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn, Reddit and Telegram to confirm results yourself.
questions
Social media OSINT FAQ
What is social media OSINT?
Social media OSINT is research using information people have chosen to publish openly on social platforms — public profiles, handles, bios and posts. Command One finds where an identifier appears and keeps the source link for every result.
What can I search from?
A username, an email address or a phone number. Usernames are probed across public platforms directly; emails and phones are checked for linked public accounts and handle hints.
Does Command One log in to accounts or view private content?
No. Only openly accessible pages and public endpoints are queried. Nothing behind a login, no private messages, no breach dumps.
How reliable are the matches?
A hit means an identifier exists on a platform, not that it belongs to a specific person. Results gain confidence only when independent modules agree, and single-source hits stay flagged as leads to verify manually.
Is it free?
Registration is free with 50 daily credits. Native probes are instant; fleet modules cost a few credits each, shown before you launch.
Map a public social footprint in minutes
Create a free account, enter an identifier and watch the case file fill. Lawful research, due diligence and self-audit use only.