How it works
Type a selector and hit Pivot. The hub detects what kind of identifier it is (or set the type manually) and lays out a board of next steps: the Max Intel tools that accept that selector — email, username, phone, domain, IP — each opened with your value already entered and the search run. It also surfaces the matching AI dork and the smart cross-pivots that experienced investigators do by reflex: the part of an email before the @ is often a reusable username; the part after it is a domain worth investigating in its own right. Every result is just a link — nothing you type leaves your browser.
A quick reminder on tradecraft
Pivoting fast is not the same as pivoting well. Verify each finding against an independent source before you build the next pivot on top of it — the same handle on two platforms is not proof of the same person until other signals agree. Use these tools for authorized, public-source work only, and see the OpSec guide for keeping your investigation from leaking back to your subject.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the OSINT Pivot Hub?
A free, browser-based tool that takes one selector — email, username, phone, domain, IP, or name — and links you to every relevant Max Intel lookup with the value pre-filled, plus the matching AI dork and smart cross-pivots. It removes the copy-paste step between tools.
Does it send my data anywhere?
No. It runs entirely in your browser and only builds links — nothing is uploaded, logged, or stored, and there's no signup. Clicking through to a destination tool queries third-party services as normal, exactly as using that tool directly would.
What is pivoting in an investigation?
Moving from one piece of information to a related one — email to accounts, username to platforms, domain to infrastructure. Good investigations are a chain of verified pivots. The hub makes the mechanical part fast so you can focus on judgment.