Investigations
Start from a username, an email, a domain or a photo, and follow it across the open web from your own machine.
Join the waitlistOne username, hundreds of sites
Give it a username and it checks hundreds of sites, sorted by what they are. Each account opens into what its page says: the name, the place, the website and the photo, so you can see which ones belong to the same person.
What an address gives away
The sites an email is registered on, the breaches and stealer logs it appears in, its public keys and commits, and the name most likely behind it. Accounts that only share a name are kept apart from the ones that prove it.
Websites and who runs them
A domain's subdomains, which of them are live websites and the services behind them. Then the lookalike domains registered to imitate it, and the old pages and documents that web archives kept.
Where a photo was taken
Read what a file says about itself, then check it against the sun: mark one shadow, and Alcazar draws every place where the sun stood that high at that moment, beside the map to compare.
What is in it
- Username search across hundreds of sites
- Accounts sorted by kind of site
- Profile details read from each page
- Sites an email is registered on
- Breaches and stealer logs
- Public keys and commits
- The likely name behind an address
- Phone numbers, offline
- Subdomains and live websites
- The services a domain uses
- Lookalike domains
- Web archive pages and documents
- Photo location from sun and shadow
- File metadata
- Results added to a person's file
- The raw output of every tool
- Every lookup runs on your machine
- Tor for every lookup
Every source is open or licensed for commercial use, and credited inside the app.