Take the list into your workflow.
Discovery is only useful if the result moves. Filter in place, then export exactly what is on screen - hostnames, first-seen dates, depth, source and preview URL.
What this gives you
- CSV, JSON and plain-text exports
- Exports follow the active search and noise filters
- Client-side pagination and sorting, no refetch
- Copy the visible list or a shareable view link
Filter wants to happen in memory.
A scan is one request; triage should not be another. Every filter, sort and page works on the result already in the browser.
Text or regex
Search hostnames as a plain substring or a case-insensitive regular expression. An invalid pattern is reported, not silently ignored.
Noise labels
Hide common platform labels to remove mail, CDN and infrastructure hosts. Add or remove labels in the toolbar.
Sort and page
Sort by newest, oldest, hostname, depth or preview state. Page size is adjustable and pagination never spends another request.
- 01
Reduce the list
Search, regex and noise filters all combine into one visible set.
- 02
Choose a format
CSV for spreadsheets, JSON for tooling, TXT for a quick hostname list.
- 03
Share the view
The scan, sort, filter, tab and scan depth live in the URL. Copy the link and the next person sees the same view.
What is in each export
CSV
hostname, first_seen, depth, source, preview_url, with correct quoting and UTF-8 output.
JSON
One object per host with the same fields, ready for a script or a downstream import.
TXT
One hostname per line, for tools that only need the names.