Creepy For Mac

Creepy can gather geolocation information and other details for any social media account hosted by the Twitter, Instagram, Google, or Flickr networks. Just specify the accounts you want to investigate, the services you want to scan, and Creepy takes care of the rest.

All the social media networks supported by Creepy are handled by separate plug-ins and you must configure them to work with your own accounts.

In the Plugins Configuration panel you can run the configuration wizard for each plug-in, and then test the connection to ensure everything works.

The entire procedure is relatively straightforward since all you have to do is input your credentials and then type the generated security codes or tokens into the appropriate areas.

Creepy allows you to set up people or places based projects where you can either find specific users and run analysis on their accounts or select a particular location and see all the users that have been tagged or posted content in the area.

The application offers you the possibility to specify the plug-ins (social networks) you want to scan, and some of them also include additional search options.

Moreover, Creepy can extract general information about a certain account, going from the real name to numbers of followers, posting time, used clients, and so on. All this data is displayed by Creepy in a centralized manner while the geolocation info is shown on a map.

Creepy is gathering information that is made available publicly by different users via some of the most popular social media networks.

Depending on you search filters, Creepy can find the locations associated with certain accounts, or detect users that have posted content around a certain area.