matkap vs mitaka

Security and OSINT investigation tools compared

matkap is a self-hosted web tool for authorized investigations of Telegram bots, while mitaka is a browser extension for looking up selected OSINT indicators. matkap brings bot activity and intelligence sources into one interface; mitaka routes indicators to external search and scan services in new tabs.

matkapmitaka
LanguageJavaScriptTypeScript
LicenseMITMIT
Stars1k1.9k
Forks179194
Last analyzedOct 7, 2026Oct 7, 2026

Key differences

  • matkap focuses on Telegram bot credentials, messages, and activity; mitaka supports a range of indicators such as IP addresses, domains, hashes, and CVEs.
  • matkap is a self-hosted web application written in JavaScript; mitaka is a Chrome and Firefox extension written in TypeScript.
  • matkap combines findings and cached data in its own interface; mitaka opens external services for searches and scans.
  • matkap can interact with live bots, so its use requires authorization and care; mitaka sends lookups to external services, whose results and access requirements vary.
  • Both use the MIT license; the supplied project data lists 1k stars for matkap and 1.9k for mitaka.

Choose matkap if you…

  • need to investigate Telegram bot credentials or activity during an authorized inquiry.
  • want to combine bot-related intelligence sources and activity in a self-hosted interface.
  • need to inspect an Android project already open in JADX for relevant credentials.
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Choose mitaka if you…

  • want to look up varied indicators directly from selected browser text.
  • need quick searches across multiple external intelligence services.
  • want to refang common defanged indicators before looking them up.
Read the mitaka analysis →

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