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A search does two things. First it recognises what you gave it — a Discord ID, a username or an invite link — and decodes what the input itself tells (for a Discord ID, the account’s creation date). Then it runs every lookup module, each answering one question about the account.

Discord profile

Usernames, avatars and banners, badges, connections, creation date.

Connected accounts

Bio, pronouns, theme, linked accounts and mutual servers.

Server memberships

The servers the account is in, with nicknames and roles.

Message logs

Messages posted in indexed servers, edits and deletions kept.

Discord → Roblox

The Roblox account tied to the Discord ID.

Discord → guns.lol

guns.lol pages that show or link the account.

FiveM database

FiveM player records tied to the Discord ID.

Live or soon

Every search answer lists every module in modules, each with a status: To know which modules are live right now, call GET /v1/modules: it never spends a search.

Good to know

  • One search, every module. Modules are not billed separately: a search takes one search from your quota, whatever the modules find.
  • Every plan, every module. Pup, Hound and Alpha search the same modules; plans differ by quota, rate limit and API access. Limits →
  • Removed IDs. A Discord ID whose owner opted out answers 451 removed_by_owner: no module runs, nothing is counted.
Results are data about real people. Use them only for lawful purposes you can justify — see the Terms and Acceptable use.