TraxinteL: Private osint search engine

Hi! I’m Ben, creator of TraxinteL. TraxinteL is a continuous person-search intelligence engine, built to answer a simple but very hard question: “Where does this person show up online, and how is their footprint evolving over time?” What TraxinteL does? We ingest whatever you have about a person: • Photos (face + full body) • Usernames, emails, phone hints • Cities / past locations • Text samples (messages, bios, posts) • Known friends / connections Then we: 1. Build a private “person profile” with embeddings and signatures 2. Run automated OSINT scans across social platforms, public data, leaks, and open sources 3. Rank and score likely matches 4. Deliver a structured report with screenshots and evidence 5. Optionally keep monitoring over time, notifying you when new traces appear Who it’s for Early users include people who want to: • Check whether someone has hidden or duplicate dating profiles • Understand a partner’s or child’s online footprint and exposure • Reconnect with long-lost contacts when only partial data is known • Maintain an “online watchdog” on themselves or someone they care about Why this is different Most tools are either • One-off reverse image/username lookups, or • Heavy enterprise OSINT platforms. TraxinteL is designed as • Consumer-friendly: simple onboarding, clear reports • Evidence-based: screenshots + metadata, not just “maybe” matches • Continuous: monitoring over time, not just a single snapshot