About OSINT Researcher
OSINT Researcher is your essential tool for exploring public GitHub repositories within any organization. Whether you’re a developer, security analyst, recruiter, or tech enthusiast, this app makes it easy to discover,...
OSINT Researcher is your essential tool for exploring public GitHub repositories within any organization. Whether you’re a developer, security analyst, recruiter, or tech enthusiast, this app makes it easy to discover, analyze, and connect with the open-source work of developers worldwide. Key Features: Instantly view all public repositories under any GitHub organization Search and filter repos by language, activity, or contributor Dive into contributor profiles and see their public code Identify potential collaborators and open-source experts Monitor organizational codebases for security and compliance Bookmark favorite organizations and repos for quick access Clean, intuitive interface designed for productivity Why OSINT Researcher? Perfect for open-source intelligence (OSINT) investigations Great for security professionals auditing public code exposure Ideal for recruiters scouting top developer talent Useful for developers seeking collaboration opportunities Stay updated on the latest projects from your favorite organizations Use Cases: Find new open-source projects to contribute to Audit your organization’s public code for security risks Connect with developers based on their real work Track changes and trends in organizational repositories Research competitors’ public codebases for insights Built for Speed and Simplicity OSINT Researcher is optimized for fast searches and seamless browsing. No need to log in-just enter an organization name and start exploring. Our app ensures you get the information you need, when you need it, with a clean and modern interface. Keywords: GitHub, OSINT, open source, developer tools, security, collaboration, code audit, repository search, organization, contributor, recruiter, research, public repos, code discovery, tech talent, compliance, monitoring, open-source intelligence Unlock the power of open-source intelligence and take control of your organization’s public code presence with OSINT Researcher. Download now and start exploring the world of GitHub organizations! Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
Version History This update adds four Pro tools for going deeper on a target, all working across GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg and Bitbucket. Commit email discovery: profiles hide email addresses, commits usually don't. Pull the addresses an account has committed with, sorted by how confidently they tie back to the account, with noreply and bot addresses filtered out. Deep scan: the quick scan only reads the first few files over the API. Deep scan downloads the whole repository and checks every file for secrets, so nothing buried gets missed. History scan: finds credentials that were committed and later deleted. They're gone from the current code but still recoverable from git history, and that's exactly what this surfaces. Blame: tap any finding to see who last changed that line and when, turning a leaked secret into a lead. Also new: reverse image search on profile pictures, evidence links pinned to the exact commit, and quick links to DeepWiki, GitIngest, GitDiagram and a browser code editor from any repo. 1.16 Sep 20 In this update we focused on polishing the experience: - Redesigned key screens for a cleaner, more modern look - Improved layout, spacing, and readability throughout the app - Fixed several UI glitches for smoother navigation - Optimized performance and stability - Resolved minor bugs Thanks for using OSINT Researcher! We read every review. 1.15 Jul 2 Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 Jun 15 Four forges, one search. OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel. What's new: - Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature. - Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth. - Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results. - Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens. - Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results. Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here. PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS - PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders. - Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates. - Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results. - Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks. - Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester. - Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked. - Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring. - Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths. FREE FOR EVERYONE - Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen. - Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation. - Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap. Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators. If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area. What changed: • Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot • Search any username across both forges simultaneously • Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at • Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab • NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org • Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both • CSV exports include the source column Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa. More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
Previous Versions
Here you can find the changelog of OSINT Researcher since it was posted on our website on 2026-03-25 05:01:50.
The latest version is 1.16 and it was updated on 2026-10-17 13:57:42. See below the changes in each version.
OSINT Researcher version 1.16
Updated At: 2026-10-14
Changes: Version History This update adds four Pro tools for going deeper on a target, all working across GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg and Bitbucket.
Commit email discovery: profiles hide email addresses, commits usually don't. Pull the addresses an account has committed with, sorted by how confidently they tie back to the account, with noreply and bot addresses filtered out.
Deep scan: the quick scan only reads the first few files over the API. Deep scan downloads the whole repository and checks every file for secrets, so nothing buried gets missed.
History scan: finds credentials that were committed and later deleted. They're gone from the current code but still recoverable from git history, and that's exactly what this surfaces.
Blame: tap any finding to see who last changed that line and when, turning a leaked secret into a lead.
Also new: reverse image search on profile pictures, evidence links pinned to the exact commit, and quick links to DeepWiki, GitIngest, GitDiagram and a browser code editor from any repo. 1.16 Sep 20 In this update we focused on polishing the experience:
- Redesigned key screens for a cleaner, more modern look
- Improved layout, spacing, and readability throughout the app
- Fixed several UI glitches for smoother navigation
- Optimized performance and stability
- Resolved minor bugs
Thanks for using OSINT Researcher! We read every review. 1.15 Jul 2 Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 Jun 15 Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.16
Updated At: 2026-09-27
Changes: Version History This update adds four Pro tools for going deeper on a target, all working across GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg and Bitbucket.
Commit email discovery: profiles hide email addresses, commits usually don't. Pull the addresses an account has committed with, sorted by how confidently they tie back to the account, with noreply and bot addresses filtered out.
Deep scan: the quick scan only reads the first few files over the API. Deep scan downloads the whole repository and checks every file for secrets, so nothing buried gets missed.
History scan: finds credentials that were committed and later deleted. They're gone from the current code but still recoverable from git history, and that's exactly what this surfaces.
Blame: tap any finding to see who last changed that line and when, turning a leaked secret into a lead.
Also new: reverse image search on profile pictures, evidence links pinned to the exact commit, and quick links to DeepWiki, GitIngest, GitDiagram and a browser code editor from any repo. 1.16 6d ago In this update we focused on polishing the experience:
- Redesigned key screens for a cleaner, more modern look
- Improved layout, spacing, and readability throughout the app
- Fixed several UI glitches for smoother navigation
- Optimized performance and stability
- Resolved minor bugs
Thanks for using OSINT Researcher! We read every review. 1.15 Jul 2 Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 Jun 15 Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.15
Updated At: 2026-09-20
Changes: Version History In this update we focused on polishing the experience:
- Redesigned key screens for a cleaner, more modern look
- Improved layout, spacing, and readability throughout the app
- Fixed several UI glitches for smoother navigation
- Optimized performance and stability
- Resolved minor bugs
Thanks for using OSINT Researcher! We read every review. 1.15 Jul 2 Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 Jun 15 Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.14
Updated At: 2026-07-01
Changes: Version History Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 Jun 15 Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.14
Updated At: 2026-06-17
Changes: Version History Bug fixes and improvements — we've fixed several issues affecting app stability and made performance enhancements throughout the app. 1.14 1d ago Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.13
Updated At: 2026-05-14
Changes: Version History Four forges, one search.
OSINT Researcher now spans GitHub, GitLab, Codeberg, and Bitbucket Cloud in a single query — typing one organisation name fans out across every provider in parallel.
What's new:
- Codeberg, Forgejo & Gitea support — one integration covers all three. The Gitea API powers Codeberg.org by default; Pro users can point at any self-hosted Forgejo or Gitea instance, just like the existing GitLab custom-instance feature.
- Bitbucket Cloud support — workspace members, repos, file contents, and commit activity now fully searchable. Optional Atlassian email pairing for tokens that need HTTP Basic auth.
- Smart auth-required warnings — when a provider like Bitbucket needs a token to return data, you'll see a dismissable banner above your results with a one-tap "Add token" button. No more silent empty results.
- Expanded secret scanner — new patterns for Gitea/Forgejo PATs and Bitbucket repository access tokens.
- Multi-source PDF reports — each forge gets its own brand colour and the source breakdown shows only providers with results.
Existing tokens, pinned searches, and cached results all keep working. 1.13 May 4 The biggest update yet. Phase 2 is here.
PRO INVESTIGATION TOOLS
- PDF reports — export polished investigation documents with cover pages, summaries, sparklines, and findings broken down by category. Share-ready for stakeholders.
- Activity insights — for any user, see their commit heatmap (7×24 day-by-hour grid in UTC), inferred timezone, account age, and first/last commit dates.
- Gist scanning — public GitHub gists are now scanned for leaked secrets alongside regular repos, with a clear GIST badge in results.
- Cross-reference org members — surface members who share repos with each other, with smart filtering to drop noisy popular forks.
- Custom secret patterns — add your own regex rules to extend the scanner, with a built-in regex tester.
- Diff between scans — "Changes since last scan" banner shows new repos, removed repos, new secret findings, resolved findings, and new social links since you last looked.
- Expanded secret detection — Slack tokens, Stripe live keys, GitHub PATs, GitLab PATs, JWTs, Discord webhooks, and more, with confidence scoring.
- Deeper scans — 10 files per repo across 30 paths.
FREE FOR EVERYONE
- Dark mode — System, Light, or Dark, with full contrast pass across every screen.
- Recent searches — instantly revisit any past investigation.
- Watchlist — pin the searches that matter and re-run them with one tap.
Plus countless smaller fixes, performance improvements, and accessibility polish. 1.12 May 2 GitLab support has landed — and it's a big one for serious investigators.
If you've ever had to switch tools mid-investigation because your target had repos on GitLab, this update is for you. Every search now runs against GitHub AND GitLab in parallel. Same workflow, double the surface area.
What changed:
• Search GitHub orgs and GitLab groups in one shot
• Search any username across both forges simultaneously
• Every result is tagged with its source — no more confusion about which "alice" you're looking at
• Pro users get separate token slots for GitHub and GitLab
• NEW Pro feature: point the app at a self-hosted GitLab instance (gitlab.yourcompany.com). Built for red teamers and internal security teams investigating their own org
• Secret scanning, social mapping, and commit activity work identically across both
• CSV exports include the source column
Under the hood we've also rebuilt the API layer to handle one provider failing gracefully — if GitLab is down, GitHub results still come through, and vice versa.
More pro features coming soon. Stay sharp. 1.11 Apr 30 We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version 1.10 Mar 20 Bug fixes and improvements 1.9 Feb 25 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.8 10/29/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.7 10/22/2025 In this new version we have fixed some bugs and now pro users will be able to see an indication on if the repo they are searching for contains, emails, passwords or api keys in the code base. 1.6 10/21/2025 In this version we have squashed some bugs and made UI Improvements to the app and the new GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits available in the Settings menu. 1.5 09/20/2025 In this new version we have added GitHub token support for Pro users so they can enjoy higher query rates and limits. 1.4 09/17/2025 We fixed some bugs on our Pro mode 1.3 09/06/2025 We have now added some Extra features and introduced a Pro mode for OSINT Researcher! 1.2 09/06/2025 Now you can also search a username directly and repo pages are clickable and open in a browser window! Happy Hunting! 1.1 07/08/2025 1.0 06/23/2025
OSINT Researcher version 1.10
Updated At: 1970-01-01
Changes: We have made some improvements and squished some bugs in this version
