News
24/08/2026 : 173 platforms, and a new way to pivot
40 more platforms to search.
We went from 133 to 173. The new additions cover ground the tool was missing: tabletop and gaming communities, marketplaces and second-hand trade, academic and research profiles, French-language forums, creative portfolios, and a handful of niche hobby sites where people are often far less careful about what they publish.
Linked identities.
Plenty of people list their other accounts on their profile — a personal site, a Mastodon handle, a portfolio elsewhere. When those links are declared by the account owner rather than just mentioned in passing, OINC now collects them and shows them on the result card.
It is a claim the person made about themselves, which makes it a far better lead than a URL found somewhere in a bio. It works everywhere, with nothing to configure.
Dates read like dates. A handful of platforms were showing raw machine timestamps instead of an actual date. Fixed across the board.
If you spot a platform returning the wrong answer, tell us. Half of this update came from exactly that.
22/06/2026 = a lot
Live result streaming: no more staring at a frozen screen — results now show up as they come in, site by site, while the search runs. Faster to read, nicer to watch.
38 new supported sites, covering every OSINT angle:
- Music & audio: SoundCloud, Last.fm, Bandcamp, Discogs, Mixcloud, Genius, ReverbNation
- Photo, art & design: DeviantArt, Imgur, Dribbble, 500px, SmugMug, ArtStation
- Dev & tech: StackOverflow, npm, dev.to, CodePen, Bitbucket, Packagist, Codeberg, Trello
- Social, funding & professional: Disqus, Kickstarter, GoFundMe, BuyMeACoffee, Gumroad, Product Hunt, Xing, 9gag, Discord
- Sport, video, culture & more: Strava, DailyMotion, TradingView, Goodreads, SlideShare, Fiverr, Academia.edu, itch.io
Many of them hit the official APIs directly (Discogs, Mixcloud, Imgur, Trello, Codeberg, DailyMotion…) for reliable, rich results (avatar, bio, location, stats…), and the most heavily protected sites go through automatic anti-bot resolution.
End of "free tokens"
It's a shame, but some users are abusing the system of tokens offered upon creation by using multiple email aliases.
This site is operated by a very small French company, and it costs money to run.
Packs start at €5 for 50 tokens, which is not a huge amount and allows the site creator to break even.
If you are part of an NGO, an association or a law enforcement agency, please contact us to discuss this.
Sites added to Usersearch
We added Substack, polarsteps, and some other websites!
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