> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.osint.ly/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Real-time results

> How results stream in, how cards are organized, and how to navigate the result page.

Results do not load all at once. Osintly streams provider responses progressively through a live event stream, so cards appear as soon as each module responds.

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## Module cards

Each card represents one provider/module response for the active search.

A card typically includes:

* Provider identity (name/logo)
* Key fields returned by the module (for example usernames, emails, links, metadata)
* Module stats when available
* Quick actions such as profile/domain link (when provided) and **Expand results**

The exact card set depends on your active plan and enabled sources.

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## Expanding a card

Click **Expand results** to open the detail modal for that module.

The expansion view includes:

* Full structured fields returned by the module
* Additional sections for rich/leak-specific payloads
* Optional archive shortcut (when a profile link exists)
* **Export JSON** to download the module payload

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## Tabs and navigation

Result content is organized in tabs. Tab availability depends on search type and enabled features.

| Tab                     | What it contains                                                         |
| ----------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| **All Results**         | Main result cards, plus related sections when available                  |
| **Osintly Results**     | Core card listing for the current query                                  |
| **Registered Accounts** | Account-detection results (shown only for compatible searches)           |
| **Leaked Results**      | Leak-source records (shown only when leak sources are enabled/available) |

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## Search and filters

Use the search bar above the tabs to filter visible results without launching a new query.

* The search input applies to the current result view
* The **Filters** button opens advanced filters (platforms, data types, leak sources, etc.)
* Filtering and searching are local to the loaded result set (no extra credit usage)

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## Streaming state and completion

While modules are still responding, the page stays in **Streaming** state and keeps appending new data.
When all responses are complete, the page switches to **Finished** and shows total execution time.

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## Result freshness

Results reflect provider data at search time. Some sources are near real-time, others depend on periodic dataset updates.

<Note>
  To refresh an older query, run a new search from the Search page. This launches a new request and costs 1 credit.
  Opening a past result from history does not consume credits.
</Note>