fleet module

marple OSINT search

Finds a username through several search engines at once. Results land in a Command One case with their source and confidence, alongside the rest of your investigation. Part of Reverse username lookup · all tools.

public sources only · free registration

how it works

From username to evidence

01

Enter a target

Accepted input: Username.

02

Run the module

The job is sent to a live worker. If no worker can run it, you are not charged.

03

Review results

Pages indexed by search engines that mention the username.

04

Verify and export

Link findings in CommandDeck, add notes and export a PDF or CSV case report.

related modules

Pair marple with

Combining modules gives independent sources that confirm or rule out a lead.

Username Sweep

Command One's own username prober checks a handle against a large platform catalogue using per-site detection rules, so results arrive in seconds without a worker.

Name Expander

Turns a person's name into realistic handle candidates you can feed into username modules.

Sherlock

The well-known open-source username hunter, run on Command One's worker fleet across hundreds of sites.

Maigret

Builds a dossier on a username across thousands of sites and parses public profile details where it can.

Snoop

Large-scale username enumeration with strong regional platform coverage.

WhatsMyName

Checks a username against the community-maintained WhatsMyName site list.

questions

marple questions

What does marple find?

Pages indexed by search engines that mention the username.

What do I need to start a marple search?

Username. Command One only runs a module against targets it accepts.

What are the limits of marple?

Search engines rate-limit heavy use, which can shorten results.

How much does marple cost?

Registration is free. The module uses credits from your daily allowance or purchased balance. Current costs are listed on the credits page, and you are only charged when the module can actually run.

Try marple in a case

Create a free account to run available modules. For lawful research and authorised assessments only.