Investigative software that stays on your hardware.
Two tools built for agency work: one for running and documenting short-duration operations, one for capturing what investigators see. Both install on agency computers, and both keep your case data on your own equipment.
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Where the data goes
Stays on agency equipment
- Case and subject records
- Photos, attachments, notes
- Recordings, stills, manifests
- Transcripts and reports
- Audit logs and backups
- Deconfliction registries
The only things we ever receive
- License key or license identifier
- Which product, and its version
- A hashed machine identifier
- Name, agency and email typed at key redemption
- Time and network address of each licensing request
- Nothing else.
Screen capture with hashes and a signed manifest, so what was recorded, when, and by whom is documented at the time of capture rather than reconstructed later.
Case and subject records, investigator assignments, deconfliction, and briefing documents for short-duration operations, organized in one place instead of a folder of spreadsheets. Coming soon: agencies can register interest now and hear first.
Built around how agencies buy and operate
- Runs offline
- Installed on agency computers and works fully offline, with your records kept on your own systems rather than in a vendor's cloud.
- Your data is yours
- Everything the software produces stays on agency equipment. We have no access to it, which keeps the vendor out of your CJIS footprint.
- Per-seat licensing
- Licensed per investigator workstation for an annual term.
- Modest hardware
- Designed for the field laptops agencies already own.
Product details go to agency personnel
Screenshots, feature documentation, system requirements, pricing, and evaluation copies are shared with verified agency personnel. These are tools used in active investigations, and keeping the details out of public view protects how the work is done.
Agency staff can request access. A person verifies each request, usually within two business days, and the material appears in your account once verified.