pagodo
Operator: opsdisk
Automates Google dork queries and saves URLs found as JSON or text.
Search Engines & Web Search
Product
pagodo, a locally installable open-source tool.
Availability and source date
Active
As of: 25 October 2026.
No functionality test has been performed.
Use in OSINT research
Uses predefined or custom Google dorks to search for publicly discoverable web pages and documents. Searches can be restricted to a domain.
Queries
| Input | Result | Result type |
|---|---|---|
| Keyword / free text | Google results for a file of search queries. | Retrieved |
| Domain / website | Google dork results restricted to the specified domain. | Retrieved |
Features
- Downloads Google dorks from the Google Hacking Database.
- Processes custom files of search queries.
- Restricts queries to a domain.
- Saves matches as JSON and text.
- Controls delays and HTTP/SOCKS proxies.
Categories
- Search Engines & Web Search
- Queries & dorks
- Bulk SERP queries
Coverage
Dataset
Google search results; an optional dork collection from the Google Hacking Database.
Access
Installation and deployment
Locally installable
A local Python installation, version 3.6 or later, the repository, a virtual environment and dependencies according to the README.
Requirements
A local Python installation, version 3.6 or later, the repository, a virtual environment and dependencies according to the README.
Export
JSON, text files and logs.
Provider
opsdisk
Country of establishment
Unknown
Interfaces
No API, MCP or AI integration is documented.
Maintenance
Licence
GPL-3.0
Latest activity
Commit 10/2026
Stars
approx. 3,400 (as of 25 October 2026)
Usage note
The project guide notes that automatically extracting Google search results may breach Google’s terms of service.
Legal note
Limitations
- Large numbers of automated queries may trigger Google blocks or HTTP 429.
- The current code includes changes absent from the older release 2.7.0.
Guides and practical reports
Official · pagodo: installation and use
opsdisk · EN
Describes installation, invocation and available search options.