One workspace for gaming, Discord, stealer, breach, and IntelX data.
Most OSINT tools cover one slice: a breach index, a stealer corpus, or a username checker. A real case crosses several of them, and the time goes into moving identifiers between tabs. OsintX is built around that gap.
One workspace for gaming and credential data
Roblox, Discord, FiveM, TikTok, username search, stealer logs, breach lookups and IntelX exports run in the same dashboard and the same API. A Discord snowflake from a ticket can become a Roblox profile, a FiveM player dossier and a stealer search without re-typing it.
- Roblox: Discord ID, username or user ID to profile, presence and username history
- FiveM: Discord, Steam, license and server history, with ban metadata when upstream data exposes it
- Stealer logs: credential rows plus a victim file explorer for cookies, system info and screenshots
- IntelX: stealer-log exports parsed into counts and domain groups
Results you can trust
- Passwords are masked in the UI, and export policies apply on download
- A no-hit is shown as a no-hit, so a missing result is not confused with a failed scan
- FiveM responses include per-source health, so you see when an upstream was degraded
- Failed parses and misses do not burn extra quota
Built for automation
- API v1: one search endpoint for breach, stealer, Roblox, FiveM, Discord, social and IntelX
- MCP server: let Cursor, Claude or Gemini CLI run lookups for you
- AI Assistant: slash commands and chat inside the dashboard
- AI Analyzer: turn an export into case notes with suggested next pivots
Leads, not proof
OsintX returns leads from indexed data. Face search, geolocation and username matches need manual verification before they go into a report.
A short example
A moderator gets a ban appeal with a Discord ID. The ID goes into the Discord module first, then into Roblox and FiveM. Any email that turns up goes to breach search. The whole chain stays in one investigation, so the notes and the exports belong together.
Limits
OsintX only shows what the upstream sources index. A missing result does not prove that nothing exists.
Who it fits
- Trust and safety teams handling gaming and Discord abuse
- Server admins checking ban evasion and alt accounts
- Security analysts triaging leaked credentials
- Researchers who need exports they can pin to a case
