Maigret in Termux – Installation & Usage Guide

Maigret is a username search tool that helps find publicly available profiles associated with a username across many websites. It can search social media platforms, forums, coding websites, and other online services to discover where a username is being used. You can install Maigret in Termux and perform username reconnaissance tasks using simple commands

Install Maigret in Termux

Install Maigret in Termux using the commands below. Copy and run each command one by one to setup the tool.

Update Termux and install required packages.

pkg update && pkg upgrade && pkg install git rust -y

Clone the GitHub repository.

git clone https://github.com/krishpranav/maigret

Move into the directory.

cd maigret

Build the tool.

cargo build --release

Run the tool.

./target/release/maigret --help

Create a global command.

mv target/release/maigret $PREFIX/bin/

Now you can run Maigret from anywhere in Termux.

maigret --help

Use Maigret in Termux

Display the help menu and available options.

maigret --help

Search for a username across supported websites.

maigret username

Search for multiple usernames at the same time.

maigret username1 username2

Search using the Tor network.

maigret username --tor

Enable detailed output during the search.

maigret username --verbose

Take screenshots of discovered profiles.

maigret username --screenshot

Download profile pages and related information.

maigret username --download

Search only a specific website.

maigret username --site github

Update the Maigret database.

maigret --update

Display the installed version.

maigret --version

Choose the option you want and Maigret will automatically search for matching usernames and display the results inside the Termux terminal.

End Note

Maigret makes it easy to search for usernames across many websites from a single tool. After installing it in Termux, you can quickly check where a username exists and explore publicly available profile information.

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