ghunt.sh

ghunt.sh is a hosted, independent reimplementation of the GHunt OSINT framework. You paste a Google email address and get back what Google publicly exposes about that account: the Gaia ID, the public profile (name, avatar, cover photo), public Maps contributions and reviews, public Calendar events, and Play Games activity.

On top of the raw report, ghunt.sh computes an estimated location from the geographic clustering of the target's public Maps reviews and photos, displayed on an interactive map with a confidence score. It is not a precise address, but it is often enough to narrow a target down to a city or neighborhood when the account has public Maps activity.

Nothing to install, no Python environment to configure, no browser extension to authenticate. Lookups run server-side and every report is saved to your private history so you can revisit, share a read-only link, or compare past results without re-running the query. A bulk mode lets you process multiple emails at once.

Typical use cases: OSINT investigations, due diligence, account verification, recruitment background checks, journalism, and research on publicly observable Google footprints. A free quota is available so you can try the tool before upgrading. Your searches stay private to your account and are never disclosed to the email owner.