Using the tool

• Enter at least a first and last name. Middle name/nickname and number/year are optional.

• Optionally customize the four email domains used for permutation and Gravatar checks (defaults: icloud.com, yahoo.com, hotmail.com, msn.com). Gmail and Outlook are always included.

• Add notes if you want them included in a Markdown export.

• Click Generate (or press Enter).

• Results appear in tabs:

• Names: display-name style patterns with search links (Google, DuckDuckGo, Brave, Bing, Yandex, Reddit, GitHub users, Archive.org, Facebook, X, TikTok, Flickr, VK, LinkedIn, maps, phone/email dorks, document filetype dorks, Pastebin).

• Logins: username-style patterns with platform profile links and a combined common-email Google search.

• Live Discovery: direct existence checks against GitHub’s public user API for the top scored login patterns. Results show Found / Not found / Rate limited / Error, plus profile metadata when present. Other major platforms block browser cross-origin checks; use the Logins tab links or external enumerators for those.

• Email tools: per-address links to Epieos, Predicta Search, and search engines.

• Avatars: GitHub profile image and Gravatar lookups (MD5 of the constructed addresses).

• Unavatar: lazy-loaded avatar checks via unavatar.io (rate-limited; use sparingly).

• Permutator: flat list of generated email addresses.

• Each pattern carries a score (5–99). Higher scores appear first. Green badges mark the strongest candidates, blue the mid-tier, grey the rest.

  

Scoring and filtering

• Scoring is heuristic. Common forms such as first.last, flast, first_last, and full First Last receive higher values.

• Very short strings and unusually long ones are penalized. The list is deduplicated case-insensitively and sorted by score descending.

• Root-aware mode activates when an input already looks like a handle (no spaces and contains digits, underscores, hyphens, or is all-lowercase).

• In that case the raw input is promoted as a high-priority candidate.

• If a four-digit year is supplied, the tool also generates the year ±1 and ±2 as suffixes on login patterns.

• A limited leetspeak transform (a→4, e→3, i→1, o→0, s→5) is applied only to the highest-scoring login patterns to avoid combinatorial explosion.

Notice

• GitHub’s public user API is supported and returns real Found / Not found results with profile details. Facebook, Instagram, X, TikTok and most other platforms block cross-origin requests, so they are not checked automatically.
• For those, use the generated profile links or external tools (WhatsMyName, Sherlock, Maigret).
• Unavatar remains rate-limited (~300 requests / 24 h).

Disclaimer

• Use only for legitimate purposes and with authorization. The creator of this tool is not responsible for its misuse.