what is superfofa fr?

Superfofa is a desktop app that gives you a visual, point and click way to work with FOFA, a search engine for finding internet connected devices and services. Instead of typing raw API calls, you get a graphical client for macOS and Windows that wraps FOFA's search, host lookup, and data export features into one tool. The main screen lets you run searches across multiple tabs at once, save field presets, and browse your search history with pagination. You can click from a search result straight into a detailed host profile for a given IP address, shown as a dashboard with key stats and a breakdown of open ports. There is also an aggregation view that groups your search results by field, so you can quickly see how many results share a given value and spot patterns in the data. For larger jobs, superfofa supports batch export. You can feed it a list of IPs, hosts, or domains, choose which fields to pull, and it will export the results to an Excel file, with the ability to pause, resume, or retry if the export gets interrupted partway through. Because FOFA access is tied to API keys with usage limits, the app also includes account management: you can add several FOFA accounts, set a proxy, check that each key still works, and choose whether requests rotate through keys in order or at random to spread out the load. Under the hood it is built with Go and the Wails framework for the desktop shell, paired with a React and TypeScript frontend using shadcn-ui components. It stores accounts, settings, export jobs, and query history locally in SQLite, so it works offline aside from the actual FOFA queries. The project ships prebuilt binaries for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs and for Windows on both x64 and ARM64, with light and dark theme support. The maintainer notes that this repository currently hosts only the README and release builds, the source code itself is not yet public.