Poirot - Username search
3.9star
469 reviews
10K+
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Everyone
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About this app
With Poirot, you can search for a username across hundreds of sites and social networks. Just type a username, click enter, and a list of websites where this user has an account will appear in front of you. Tap on any of the results, and you will be taken to the user's profile in that site. Simple as that!
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Ratings and reviews
3.9
449 reviews
Lucy Flor
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September 1, 2021
OSINT users rejoice! This is the ONLY app of its kind that I've ever seen - perfect for social recon and finding/looking up usernames. It returns ~same results as a Python script. Simple, clean and thoughtfully planned design. There is only one 5-second (mutable!) ad that plays after your first search, but none after that - I think that's a well-placed, pretty fair deal imo. Great job dev!
12 people found this review helpful
Alexander Daskalov
September 3, 2021
Thank you for the kind review! The project is based on a fork of the sherlock-project/sherlock project that you can check out on github, so a lot of the functionality is technically thanks to the open source community 🙂
Rebecca Sloan
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July 26, 2021
Its definitely fun and exciting for that 30 second wait for it to load its findings...tried several different friends...maybe? No. Then tried myself...had 9 findings and only 1 correct because I have that one installed on .y phone. It basically tricks you into signing up for different apps and sights to see if who you are looking for is on there... disappointed 😞
15 people found this review helpful
Alexander Daskalov
July 29, 2021
Hi and thank you for the feedback.
I can guarantee there is no affiliation between the app and false positives websites, and it's more of a software issue than a trick.
Also, the app doesn't have access to anything on your phone and can't see what apps you have installed.
The app code is open source, so it's easy to verify there is nothing shady.
Glenn W. Sievert III
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October 5, 2023
So I entered the username I've been using online since 1996... Two high confidence false positives and two low confidence legits. Good thing this app is free. I have higher confidence in a Bing search (which is not a complement).
2 people found this review helpful
What's new
minor bugfixes
