Structured OSINT collection
Plan open-source intelligence searches around the question and retain original source locations.
Research and preserve relevant public online material, with account attribution checks, source references and collection limits.
Digital information can be incomplete, misattributed or deliberately misleading. Our work emphasises identity resolution, source preservation, context and corroboration rather than screenshots without provenance.
Methods are selected only after purpose, legality, proportionality and evidentiary requirements have been assessed.
Plan open-source intelligence searches around the question and retain original source locations.
Record capture time, visible publication details and available metadata without inventing missing information.
Compare account identifiers and independent records, stating where attribution remains uncertain.
Build a timeline or relationship map with source dates and labels distinguishing verified links from possible links.
Final deliverables depend on the agreed scope and what can lawfully and reliably be established.
An account of relevant public activity and what it supports.
URLs, capture dates and preserved source references for review.
A map whose connections are labelled with supporting sources and confidence.
An explanation of identity ambiguity, unavailable content and other collection limits.
Provide public links, usernames, relevant dates and the specific question. Keep any material you already lawfully hold in its original form. A screenshot can omit the account, surrounding discussion or date, so tell us where and how it was obtained.
Accounts can be shared, impersonated or renamed. A matching image does not prove who operated an account. Ask how attribution will be assessed and how deleted or inaccessible content will be described. This service does not include hacking or access to private accounts.