Free OSINT tool
PhoneInfoga online
Parse a phone number the way PhoneInfoga's local scan does, then search its footprint with ready-made dork links. Nothing leaves your browser.
Runs PhoneInfoga by sundowndev (GPL-3.0). Not affiliated with the project.
How PhoneInfoga works here
PhoneInfoga's local scanner uses Google's libphonenumber to read a number: valid or not, country, number type, and the international, national, and E.164 formats. We run the JavaScript port of the same library in your browser.
Its Google scanner does not call Google; it builds search queries that look for the number on social networks, reputation sites, and directories. We build the same kind of queries as links you can open.
The NumVerify and OVH scanners need API keys or only cover some countries, so they are not included.
How to read the results
- Valid
- The number fits the numbering plan for its country. It does not mean the line is active.
- Type
- Mobile, fixed line, toll-free, VoIP and so on, from the numbering plan, not from the carrier.
- Formats
- Search every format; people write numbers differently.
- Search links
- Open them one by one. Each is a search engine query, not a result we fetched.
What this free check cannot tell you
- Number type comes from the numbering plan. A ported or recycled number may now be something else.
- There is no owner name. No free source can say who holds a number; that needs commercial data.
- Search links show what is public for that format today, which is usually little for private numbers.
When the free check is not enough
PhoneInfoga tells you what kind of number it is. SearchIn's providers return the accounts and names linked to it, and IPQualityScore scores the line for risk.
What people use it for
- Check a number is real and where it is from before you spend on a lookup
- Get every format right for searching
- Find the number on public pages: ads, directories, social profiles
Run PhoneInfoga on your own machine
For bulk runs, private networks, or the full feature set, install it yourself.
docker pull sundowndev/phoneinfoga:latest
docker run --rm sundowndev/phoneinfoga scan -n "+14155552671"Other free tools
FAQ
PhoneInfoga, answered
Is this PhoneInfoga?
It rebuilds PhoneInfoga's two keyless scanners, local parsing and search queries, in the browser using the same open-source phone library. It is not PhoneInfoga's code, which is a Go program.
Can it tell me who owns a number?
No. Ownership is not in any free dataset. SearchIn's people-search providers can link a number to accounts and names as a paid lookup.
Is my number sent anywhere?
No. Parsing happens in your browser. The search links only go to a search engine if you open them.
Why does it say valid for a number that does not work?
Valid means the number fits its country's numbering plan. Whether it is in service is something only the carrier knows.
Why is this free?
Because the first pass should cost nothing. These checks use open-source tools and free public data. When a result needs commercial data, such as people-search modules or breach records, SearchIn runs those as paid lookups with a receipt.
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