OsintFlow

FollowThatPage.com is a similar, but simplified concept. Just add a link, your email, and configure filters by lines or blocks to get email alerts. The free plan limits you to 20 daily checks (e.g., 1 page 20 times or 20 pages once).

Distill.io is available as a browser extension or an app. The free version tracks up to 25 links, monitoring either the whole page or a specific section. It features a change log that saves the history of exactly what was changed and when.

We bet you have ongoing tasks where you need to continuously monitor events and track the changing situation around your target. We have good news — you can automate it. You shouldn't do that manually, as you risk missing something important or getting the information too late.

Well, you can use Grok as a tool for initial information gathering, but you should remember that there are limitations. In addition, AI often makes mistakes such as misinterpreting sarcasm, disregarding context, and missing other nuances.

You can also ask Grok who interacts with a target most. While it hits data limits with massive accounts like Sabrina Carpenter, this reverse-analysis is perfect for mapping networks around smaller profiles.

Can Grok help you investigate an X account? Let's see. Unlike other AI tools, Grok is hardwired directly into X. For investigators, this real-time data access is a massive opportunity.

BetterViewer helps you work with images. It's the best extension for this specific task: you can edit images however you want (change size, add text, etc.). You can even check metadata and send it to TinEye for a reverse search: github.com/Ademking/Bette…

Notion Web Clipper does the same thing as the previous extension, but in Notion format. It’s super useful when you need to collect data: with just one click, it moves the entire page content into a specified Notion section: notion.com/web-clipper

We know how hard it is to find useful browser extensions, so we did the work for you 👇

4. Lenso AI. We swear: it's the worst service you can choose for searching for faces. We'd recommend pimeyes.com in that case — it'd be much better.

3.Picarta AI. It scans photos even worse than Google does, but you have to pay. You can have 1 search for free, but it'll guess the place only if it's obvious. You'd better use GeoSpy or even GeoguessrGPT.

We bet you've seen at least one list of the best AI tools for OSINT. We've integrated some of them into our workflow, and here is what we found👇