enola
CLI tool for finding social media accounts by username across multiple social networks
Enola is a CLI tool written in Go that searches for social media accounts by username across multiple social networks. It serves as a modern alternative to Sherlock, designed to help users locate profiles associated with a specific username on various platforms.
The tool operates with a simple command-line interface that takes a username as input and searches across configured social networks. Users run enola {username} to initiate searches, making it straightforward for OSINT researchers, security professionals, or anyone needing to verify account presence across platforms.
Enola can be installed via Go's package manager or run through Docker containers. The tool requires Go 1.23 or later for installation from source. Docker support provides an alternative deployment method for users who prefer containerized execution without local Go installation.
Installation
# via Go
go install github.com/theyahya/enola/cmd/enola@latest
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