enola
CLI tool that searches for 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 functions as a username reconnaissance tool, allowing users to discover whether a specific username exists on various platforms by running a single command.
The tool operates with a simple interface - users provide a username as a command-line argument and Enola checks for the presence of that username across different social media platforms. This makes it useful for digital investigations, account verification, or general username availability research.
Enola is positioned as a sibling to the Sherlock project, suggesting it shares similar OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) capabilities for username enumeration. The tool can be run directly from the command line after installation via Go's package manager, or through Docker for containerized execution. It requires Go 1.23 or later for installation from source.
Installation
# via Go
go install github.com/theyahya/enola/cmd/enola@latest
