Serus

Serus is a deep search people tool. Serus combines a privacy agent that finds and removes your exposed data with an agentic OSINT toolkit for vetting people, companies, domains and wallets. Search by email, phone, username, name, Bitcoin wallet or domain, with a free daily dark web lookup.

Serus is a privacy and intelligence platform built around a single premise: the same engine that shows you what the internet holds about you can also be pointed at anyone else. Two halves sit under one account. Protection covers surveillance (locating exposure across public records, social profiles and breach data), data removal (taking that material down on autopilot), intelligence lookups across surface and dark web sources, and a reputation view of how the internet currently reads you. Intelligence is the investigative side, an agentic OSINT toolkit for verifying people, businesses, domains, wallets and claims. In practice you start from a prompt rather than a blank search box. The homepage organizes the work into scenario groups: fraud and scams (a suspicious invoice, a tech support call, a fake check), verification before trust (landlords, contractors, caregivers, used car sellers), high value transactions (property owners before a deposit, escrow and closing wire fraud), business due diligence (vendors, partners, senior hires, influencers), cybersecurity and threat intel (leaked credentials, phishing infrastructure, typosquat domains, threat actor attribution), personal safety, investigations and recovery, journalism and trust safety, identity and OSINT, digital exposure, domains and infrastructure, crypto investigations, business research, verification and web research. Each card is a starting point that you then narrow with whatever details you hold. Supported identifiers include email, phone, username, name, Bitcoin wallet and domain. Users can ask questions directly, run exposure checks, and query breached and leaked data through the dark web AI lookup, which the site lists as free at two queries per day. Serus states that data is never sold or used for training. The natural comparison set is breach checking services on one side and OSINT or people search tools on the other. Serus aims at both, plus a removal workflow, which most consumer investigation tools leave out. Companies named as users include Warner Bros., PwC, Meta, Cloudflare, Google and Amazon, and the site reports 300,000 registered users. A developer API is marked soon, alongside Serus MCP for AI agents.