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Introduction

Nite edited this page Apr 20, 2023 · 5 revisions

What is SEEKR?

SEEKR is an OSINT tool to help you through the process of gathering and organizing information about people.
It will enrich your experience by using built-in features, which normally cost quite a bit of time if done manually.

SEEKR is web-based running on backend code made in golang and a badgerDB database.
In the following documentation we will go into further details regarding setup, proper usage of the tool and API documentation.

If you want to contribute, you are welcome to do so!

Getting started

When first starting seekr, you will be presented with two options.

  1. DESKTOP
    • The full version of seekr
    • Includes many tools to help your OSINT investigation
    • Not intended for mobile devices
  2. LITE
    • A lightweight version of seekr
    • Barebones database view
    • Works on mobile devices

1. Desktop

The desktop version has a desktop-like interface and includes a bunch of apps with different osint tools to assist you along your gathering and managing of information.

These apps currently include:

  • Seekr database view (includes account search & more)
  • Guide (Select country and what you have, to recieve links to websites that help you get more)
  • Tempmail WIP
  • Who.is (DNS lookup)
  • crt.sh (Domain finder)
  • Settings

2. Lite

This is a barebones version, which is more performance-friendly and can work on mobile devices. All of the following features are included in the desktop version.

Features:

  • Creating, editing and viewing data entries.
    • Name
    • Age
    • Birthday
    • Address
    • Phone (Proofs validity and displays country)
    • Civil status
    • Kids
    • Hobbies
    • Email (Proofs validity and shows registered accounts)
    • Occupation & Occupation history
    • Education
    • Religion
    • Pets
    • Clubs
    • Legal
    • Political
    • Additional notes section
  • Adding social media accounts to a data entry
    • Github deep investigation (Find Email through github profile)
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