Flowsint is an open-source OSINT graph exploration tool designed for ethical investigation, transparency, and verification.

Ethics: Please read ETHICS.md for responsible use guidelines.

Flowsint is still in early development and definetly needs the help of the community! Feel free to raise issues, propose features, etc.

Don't want to read ? Got it. Here's your install instructions:

• Docker
• Make

git clone https://github.com/reconurge/flowsint.git
cd flowsint
make prod

No Make needed. Works in both Command Prompt (cmd) and PowerShell.

• Docker Desktop (make sure it is running before the next step)
• Git

git clone https://github.com/reconurge/flowsint.git
cd flowsint

copy .env.example .env
copy .env.example flowsint-api\.env
copy .env.example flowsint-core\.env
copy .env.example flowsint-app\.env

docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d

This pulls the pre-built images from GitHub Container Registry — no local build needed.

Then go to http://localhost:5173/register and create an account. There are no credentials or account by default.

✅ OSINT investigations need a high level of privacy. Everything is stored on your machine.

The same setup works out of the box on a server: the frontend serves the UI and proxies all API calls internally, so no extra configuration is needed for clients.

git clone https://github.com/reconurge/flowsint.git
cd flowsint
cp .env.example .env
# Edit .env — see "Before exposing to a network" below
docker compose -f docker-compose.prod.yml up -d

Anyone on the network can then access Flowsint at http://<server-ip>:5173.

Before exposing to a network, change the default secrets in .env:

• AUTH_SECRET — signs authentication tokens. Generate one: openssl rand -hex 32
• MASTER_VAULT_KEY_V1 — encrypts stored API keys. Generate one: python3 -c "import os, base64; print('base64:' + base64.b64encode(os.urandom(32)).decode())"
• NEO4J_PASSWORD — Neo4j database password.

Also add your server hostname/IP to the Host-header allowlist in flowsint-app/nginx.conf (look for map $http_host $is_flowsint_host). The default allowlist accepts only localhost / 127.0.0.1 / [::1], which defends single-user installs against DNS rebinding; LAN and public deploys must opt-in their own hostname. Two commented-out template lines in the same map block show the format.

Only port 5173 is exposed to the network. PostgreSQL, Redis, Neo4j and the API are bound to 127.0.0.1 on the server and reachable only through the frontend proxy.

To pin a specific version instead of latest, set FLOWSINT_VERSION in .env (e.g. FLOWSINT_VERSION=1.2.10).

HTTPS (recommended beyond a trusted LAN): put any reverse proxy in front of port 5173. Example with Caddy:

flowsint.example.com {
    reverse_proxy 127.0.0.1:5173
}

When fronting with a reverse proxy, also bind the app port to localhost in docker-compose.prod.yml ("127.0.0.1:5173:8080") so clients can only go through HTTPS.

Flowsint is a graph-based investigation tool focused on reconnaissance and OSINT (Open Source Intelligence). It allows you to explore relationships between entities through a visual graph interface and automated enrichers.

Domain Enrichers

• Reverse DNS Resolution - Find domains pointing to an IP
• DNS Resolution - Resolve domain to IP addresses
• Subdomain Discovery - Enumerate subdomains
• WHOIS Lookup - Get domain registration information
• Domain to Website - Convert domain to website entity
• Domain to Root Domain - Extract root domain
• Domain to ASN - Find ASN associated with domain
• Domain History - Retrieve historical domain data

IP Enrichers

• IP Information - Get geolocation and network details
• IP to ASN - Find ASN for IP address

ASN Enrichers

• ASN to CIDRs - Get IP ranges for an ASN

CIDR Enrichers

• CIDR to IPs - Enumerate IPs in a range

Social Media Enrichers

• Maigret - Username search across social platforms

Organization Enrichers

• Organization to ASN - Find ASNs owned by organization
• Organization Information - Get company details
• Organization to Domains - Find domains owned by organization

Cryptocurrency Enrichers

• Wallet to Transactions - Get transaction history
• Wallet to NFTs - Find NFTs owned by wallet

Website Enrichers

• Website Crawler - Crawl and map website structure
• Website to Links - Extract all links
• Website to Domain - Extract domain from URL
• Website to Webtrackers - Identify tracking scripts
• Website to Text - Extract text content

Email Enrichers

• Email to Gravatar - Find Gravatar profile
• Email to Breaches - Check data breach databases
• Email to Domains - Find associated domains

Phone Enrichers

• Phone to Breaches - Check phone number in breaches

Individual Enrichers

• Individual to Organization - Find organizational affiliations
• Individual to Domains - Find domains associated with person

Integration Enrichers

• N8n Connector - Connect to N8n workflows

The project is organized into autonomous modules:

• flowsint-core: Core utilities, orchestrator, vault, celery tasks, and base classes
• flowsint-types: Pydantic models and type definitions
• flowsint-enrichers: Enricher modules, scanning logic, and tools
• flowsint-api: FastAPI server, API routes, and schemas only
• flowsint-app: Frontend application

flowsint-app (frontend)
    ↓
flowsint-api (API server)
    ↓
flowsint-core (orchestrator, tasks, vault)
    ↓
flowsint-enrichers (enrichers & tools)
    ↓
flowsint-types (types)

• Docker

Linux / macOS (requires Make):

make dev

Windows (cmd or PowerShell, no Make — create the .env files first, see Get started):

docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up -d --build
docker compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml logs -f

The app is accessible at http://localhost:5173.

Core utilities and base classes used by all other modules:

• Database connections (PostgreSQL, Neo4j)
• Authentication and authorization
• Logging and event handling
• Configuration management
• Base classes for enrichers and tools
• Utility functions

Pydantic models for all data types:

• Domain, IP, ASN, CIDR
• Individual, Organization, Email, Phone
• Website, Social profiles, Credentials
• Crypto wallets, Transactions, NFTs
• And many more...

Enricher modules that process data:

• Domain enrichers (subdomains, WHOIS, resolution)
• IP enrichers (geolocation, ASN lookup)
• Social media enrichers (Maigret, Sherlock)
• Email enrichers (breaches, Gravatar)
• Crypto enrichers (transactions, NFTs)
• And many more...

FastAPI server providing:

• REST API endpoints
• Authentication and user management
• Graph database integration
• Real-time event streaming

Frontend application.

• Modern and UI friendly interface
• Built for performance (no lag even on thousands of nodes)

1. Adding new types: Add to flowsint-types module
2. Adding new enrichers: Add to flowsint-enrichers module
3. Adding new API endpoints: Add to flowsint-api module
4. Adding new utilities: Add to flowsint-core module

Each module has its own (incomplete) test suite:

# Test core module
cd flowsint-core
uv run pytest

# Test types module
cd ../flowsint-types
uv run pytest

# Test enrichers module
cd ../flowsint-enrichers
uv run pytest

# Test API module
cd ../flowsint-api
uv run pytest

1. Follow the modular structure
2. Use uv for dependency management
3. Write tests for new functionality
4. Update documentation as needed
5. See CONTRIBUTING.md for the checks to run before committing

Ethics: Please read ETHICS.md for responsible use guidelines.

Flowsint is designed strictly for lawful, ethical investigation and research purposes.

It was created to assist:

• Cybersecurity researchers and analysts
• Journalists and OSINT investigators
• Law enforcement or fraud investigation teams
• Organizations conducting internal threat intelligence or digital risk analysis

Flowsint must not be used for:

• Unauthorized intrusion, surveillance, or data collection
• Harassment, doxxing, or targeting of individuals
• Political manipulation, misinformation, or violation of privacy laws

Any misuse of this software is strictly prohibited and goes against the ethical principles defined in ETHICS.md.