Public-source Research / BROWSER-ONLY UTILITY
Public Domain OSINT Workbench
Start with a domain such as example.test. Add source notes if you have them, then organise the evidence and useful manual research links in one place. Nothing is searched automatically.
Enter a public organisation domain or an HTTP/HTTPS URL. An organisation name is optional. No people searches, email harvesting, leaked data or active scans. Limit: 100,000 characters.
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Input stays in this tab. No upload, AI call, analytics or ads. Reset clears the workspace. Clipboard copies and downloaded files remain under your control.
Result
Technical details (optional)
Review the result before sharing. It may still contain personal or confidential information.
Start with the domain you have
A domain or website address is enough to start. You do not need to know an organisation name or prepare a special document. Use the optional notes to keep an observation beside the domain, the source you read and its evidence. Add a date only when known. The form prepares the working record for you.
Normalisation is not ownership evidence
Domains are lowercased, a final DNS dot is removed and international names use the browser URL parser to produce ASCII labels. URL default ports and paths follow that parser. Target query strings and fragments are removed to reduce incidental data exposure. The tool groups matching domains and removes exact duplicate URLs and observations. It does not infer parent-company relationships or merge www with a different hostname.
Keep the source beside the claim
Evidence remains your supplied statement. A source URL does not prove that its content supports the note, and a timestamp is retained only when you provide it. Source URLs keep their query strings, so remove tracking identifiers, signed links and confidential values yourself. Results can contain all supplied evidence. Missing dates remain null rather than becoming the current time.
Manual public-source boundaries
ICANN lookup and Google Public DNS links are returned as inert text data. No domain is queried and no page is opened automatically. Visiting a copied link sends that query to the chosen external service under its rules. Registration data may be redacted or incomplete. The workbench does not provide personal tracking, breach searches, scraping, reputation scores, geolocation or ownership verification.
References
- URL parsing and domain normalisation, WHATWG
- Registration Data Access Protocol, ICANN
- Google Public DNS web interface
Documentation reviewed: . Rule results describe the supplied text, not a live application test.
Useful next steps
- IOC Candidate Extractor
- Supplied DNS Record Reviewer
- Security Report Builder
- Practical guides and coding projects
Maintained by MetaCyberGuru. A review point may need source, runtime or deployment context before you act on it.