# Blackbird

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## What is it?

**Blackbird** is a powerful Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) tool designed for fast and thorough searches of user accounts by **username or email** across a wide range of online platforms.

While built with OSINT in mind, Blackbird goes beyond simple account discovery — offering flexibility, customization, and **free AI-driven analysis** to support modern digital investigations and profiling.

#### Key Features:

* **Free AI-Powered Insights**\
  Includes built-in access to an **AI analysis API**, free to use with daily limits. The AI interprets the discovered platforms to generate behavioral and technical summaries — no personal data is shared.
* **Metadata Extraction**: Automatically extracts key details from discovered profiles, such as names, locations, images, and other public information.
* **WhatsMyName Integration**: Seamlessly integrates with [WhatsMyName](https://github.com/WebBreacher/WhatsMyName) for enhanced search capabilities.
* **Export Options**: Found accounts can be exported in PDF, CSV, or HTTP response formats, providing flexibility in data handling.
* **Customizable Filters**: Use the `--filter` argument to tailor searches by specifying property names and desired values.

#### Practical Applications:

* **Digital Investigations**: Ideal for cybersecurity professionals conducting thorough investigations.
* **Social Media Research**: Useful for identifying user accounts across multiple social media platforms.
* **Compliance and Verification**: Assists in verifying user information for compliance purposes.
* **Data Collection and Analysis**: Facilitates comprehensive data collection and analysis for various research purposes.

### Project Developer

[Lucas Antoniaci](https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-antoniaci/) [![Brazil](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stevenrskelton/flag-icon/master/png/16/country-4x3/br.png)](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/stevenrskelton/flag-icon/master/png/16/country-4x3/br.png)

### Sponsors

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