Prepare an OSINT research brief
Ask the question. Get a brief that runs it: findings with graded sources, a chronology where it helps, gaps and competing explanations, and the lawful next steps.
- 500 credits included
- No card needed
- Public sources only
- Domain registered 2019 by an Estonian companyRegistry page · grade Afound
- Founder named in two interviewsTrade press · grade Bfound
- Parent company, per a forum postAnonymous · grade Dunverified
- Ownership after 2024Out of public scopeopen
Every source graded A–D; every finding tied to a sub-question
- Primary documents and registries
- News and official pages
- The subject's own pages
- Sources you supply
- 01Ask the questionSay what you already know and the sources you allow.
- 02Get findings, gradedSub-questions answered from sources rated A to D.
- 03Close the open questions with a personIdentity ambiguity and judgement calls go to an analyst.
No covert access, no private data, no private individual's personal life.
Findings are decision support; nothing here is a verdict.
Ask for a monthly re-read when the question keeps living.
Does it collect data for me?
Yes — it runs the research across lawful public sources and what you supply, and hands you findings with graded sources, gaps and next steps. It accesses nothing private and never targets a private individual's personal life.
Why stop conditions?
Every brief ends with stop conditions for whoever continues: when to stop and hand to a person — identity ambiguity, a private individual, a legal question.
Who is it for?
Anyone who needs to turn an ambiguous question into a clear assignment.