Check if an email is registered on 120+ platforms (Instagram, Twitter, GitHub, Discord, etc.) without alerting the target. Perfect for OSINT investigations, security research, and email verification.
Bulk mode: the new emails field accepts many addresses (up to 100 per run) and checks them concurrently, so a whole list can be processed in one run. This makes the long-standing "provide emails as an array" promise real.
Email auto-clean: each address is trimmed, lowercased, and stripped of mailto: and <> wrappers before checking.
Input validation: invalid entries are skipped with a warning instead of failing the whole batch; a run with no valid email fails fast with a clear reason.
Clear end-of-run status message with per-run totals (emails checked, accounts found), including an explicit note when nothing was found.
recordType field on every dataset item (summary or account) to make bulk output easy to split.
Changed
The single email field is kept for backward compatibility; the emails field is now the primary input.
README input table and output example now match what the actor actually accepts and returns (was describing an emails array plus a platforms filter that did not exist).
Notes
Pricing is unchanged: pay-per-event, per email checked plus per account found. Bulk scales both linearly.
Concurrency and a per-run email cap keep bulk runs inside the platform time and compute budget.