A fast, native desktop application that automates domain reconnaissance — WHOIS, DNS, subdomains, social media, tech stack, and vulnerabilities — compiled into one interactive report.
Explore the relationship between the domain, subdomains, IPs, services, and vulnerabilities as a live, filterable network graph.
WHOIS, DNS records, SSL certificates, subdomain enumeration, email harvesting, and social media discovery — fully automated.
Open ports and known vulnerabilities via Shodan InternetDB, with on-demand CVE severity lookup through the NVD API.
Native support for VirusTotal, SecurityTrails, and HudsonRock — bring your own free-tier API keys for deeper insights.
Every scan is saved locally in SQLite. Browse, reopen, or delete past investigations anytime — no cloud, no accounts.
Searchable, sortable, exportable tables for every data category, plus real-time statistics visualizations.
Grab the installer for your operating system above.
Run the installer like any other desktop application.
Enter a domain, click Start Scan, and explore your report.
DPULSE-CLI is still available and maintained for security fixes — perfect for scripted or automated environments.
What excites us, even more, is when a project like DPusle takes full advantage of ALL our available endpoints—empowering its users with infostealer intelligence on email addresses, usernames, domains, and IP addresses
HudsonRock →A tool for complex approach to domain OSINT — comprehensive coverage in a single package.
DarkWebInformer →Published a full, in-depth tool review covering DPULSE's reconnaissance capabilities.
Ethical Hackers Academy →At Hudson Rock, there is nothing we love more than seeing #OSINT community projects thrive and grow. 😊 A perfect example of this growth is the #DPULSE project. What began in 2025 as a Python script has officially transitioned into a fully-fledged, easy-to-use Desktop GUI application for both #Windows and #Linux.
HudsonRock →Our DPULSE integration actually began as a feature request submitted to the project on August 26. Nine days later, it was part of the v2.0.1 release. That is exactly the kind of use we had in mind when we opened the API: giving OSINT tools, security products and researchers a simple way to add breach and infostealer exposure to existing domain intelligence.
Webz.io Blog →Nice to see Lunar’s Domain Exposure API being picked up by the open-source community. DPULSE has now integrated Lunar directly into its domain OSINT reports, adding infostealer and breach exposure data alongside infrastructure, DNS, subdomains and other reconnaissance data.
Ran Geva →