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A powerful *Email OSINT tool* that checks if a specific email is registered on various sites, combined with *username scanning* for branding or OSINT — 2-in-1 tool.
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A powerful *Email OSINT tool* that checks if a specific email is registered on various sites, combined with *username scanning* for OSINT or branding — 2-in-1 tool.
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Perfect for fast, accurate and lightweight email OSINT
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Perfect for fast, accurate username and email OSINT
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Perfect for finding a **unique username** across GitHub, Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, and more, all in a single command.
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Also perfect for finding a **unique username** across GitHub, Twitter, Reddit, Instagram, and more, all in a single command.
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## Features
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- ✅ Email & username OSINT: check email registrations and username availability across social, developer, creator, and other platforms
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- ✅ Dual-mode usage: works as an email scanner, username scanner, or username-only tool
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- ✅ Clear results: `Registered` / `Not Registered` for emails and `Available` / `Taken` / `Error` for usernames with precise failure reasons
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- ✅ Clear results: `Registered` / `Not Registered` for emails and `Not Found` / `Found` / `Error` for usernames with precise failure reasons
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- ✅ Fully modular architecture for easy addition of new platform modules
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- ✅ Bulk scanning support for usernames and emails via input files
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- ✅ Wildcard-based username permutations with automatic variation generation
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Scan a single email or username across **all** available modules/platforms:
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```bash
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user-scanner -e john_doe@gmail.com # single email scanning
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user-scanner -u john_doe # single username scanning
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user-scanner -e johndoe@gmail.com # single email scanning
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user-scanner -u johndoe # single username scanning
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### Verbose mode
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Scan only specific categories or single modules:
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```bash
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user-scanner -u john_doe -c dev # developer platforms only
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user-scanner -e john_doe@gmail.com -m github # only GitHub
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user-scanner -u johndoe -c dev # developer platforms only
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user-scanner -e johndoe@gmail.com -m github # only GitHub
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### Bulk email/username scanning
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Validate proxies before scanning (tests each proxy against google.com):
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### Quick Start: Single Module Scan
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The engine automatically detects whether you are using a module from `email_scan` or `user_scan` by inspecting its path. It then adjusts the result labels (e.g., "Registered" vs "Taken") automatically.
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The engine automatically detects whether you are using a module from `email_scan` or `user_scan` by inspecting its path. It then adjusts the result labels (e.g., "Registered" vs "Found") automatically.
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### Email Scan Example
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