Turn scattered digital traces into documented findings
OSINT combines legally accessible sources to test hypotheses, connect infrastructure and preserve findings in a reproducible way.
Investigation scope
Accounts and content
Aliases, profile history, reused images, adverts, documents and public interactions.
Web infrastructure
Domains, historical records, certificates, trackers, hosting and related sites.
Companies and people
Public registers, professional footprints and connections that can be lawfully verified.
Pattern analysis
Repeated wording, fraud scripts, identifiers and operational links across cases.
Quality standard
- Each material finding is linked to a source or supplied exhibit.
- Facts, hypotheses and unresolved questions are separated.
- Dates and collection context are retained where possible.
- Conflicting information is reported, not hidden.
- The report states what cannot be concluded.
Frequently asked questions
What does OSINT mean?
Open-source intelligence is the structured collection and analysis of legally accessible information. It goes beyond a simple search by testing and documenting links.
Can the investigation access private profiles?
Only information that is lawfully accessible or provided by you can be used. We do not bypass authentication or privacy settings.
Will the report prove who committed the offence?
It may document strong indicators, but legal attribution belongs to the competent authorities and courts.
Define an investigation question
A focused question and complete starting evidence usually produce a more useful result than a broad request.
Describe my case