Public data,
private search.

Drop any identifier — email, username, phone, gamer ID — into the search bar. No SDK, no API key, no boilerplate setup. You type, the answers come back.

Leak.fun normalises your input on the fly: phone numbers are parsed, emails canonicalised, gamer IDs cross-referenced against their platform format. Whatever you throw at it, it understands.

Once your query is in flight, leak.fun cross-references it across every indexed source in real-time — Discord, Steam, FiveM, Xbox Live and four more platforms, queried in parallel, results merged and deduped.

A custom search layer tuned for billions of rows. Hits are ranked by relevance — exact matches first, partial next, fuzzy last — so the first thing you see is the most likely answer.

Use the fields returned by a search as the next lead: copy an email, phone number, Discord ID, Steam/FiveM/Xbox identifier or IP, then run it through the matching search module.

Results stay tied to the module that returned them, with raw fields and relevance scores when the underlying index provides them. There is no automatic graph view or universal confidence score yet — links still need to be checked by comparing the records.