ghunt

GHunt profiles a Google account from an email address. The headline output is the Gaia ID — a stable identifier that survives display-name changes and is the pivot for further public lookups. It also surfaces profile photos, activated services, and whatever Maps or Calendar data is actually public.

Unlike blackbird and holehe, this is not an existence check. It reads a real Google profile, and it runs under the operator's own authenticated Google session. There is no anonymous mode. Self-profiling produces false positives: private data can look public because you are logged in as yourself.

Google-linked addresses only. I file results into Personal-OSINT and treat every "public" finding as untrusted until it is checked logged-out. Upstream: mxrch/GHunt.