software
Desktop tools for forensic video, image and computer work. Each one runs on your own machine and records how its results were produced. All of them are in active development: request early access to try any tool before release. At launch, each will be priced the same way: an initial licence fee, then an annual subscription.
Frame timing, verified
Reads the lights on a pair of FIT boards in every frame and plots the time between frames, so early, late, repeated and missing frames stand out without hours of manual reading.
Measure what processing cost
Compares an export, conversion or enhanced copy with the original and measures how much quality was lost with VMAF, SSIM and PSNR, frame by frame.
Find what moves in CCTV
Goes through a folder of CCTV exports and tells you when something moves and what it is: people, vehicles, bags, animals and weapons. Every clip is laid out on an activity timeline, and a photo of someone is enough to search the footage for them.
Image authentication
Thirteen forensic checks for editing and AI generation, from error level analysis to clone detection, plus watermarks, provenance and metadata, with every finding shown on the image.
Drive imaging and triage
Checks a drive for bad sectors first, then images it to E01 or DD as fast as the drive allows, hashing as it reads. Its Triage tab answers who, what and when from any image in seconds.
Read a SIM without changing it
Gets the ICCID, IMSI, phone number, last known location, contacts, call logs and SMS off a SIM in under a minute, including deleted messages that can still be recovered. Every command is checked, so nothing can be written to the card.
App databases, deleted records included
Examines SQLite databases and browser LevelDB stores: the live data, deleted and overwritten records that can still be recovered, the order changes happened in, and the BLOBs and timestamps apps hide in their columns. The originals are never opened or written.
Test data with known answers
Makes test footage and Windows computer images whose every detail is known, so you can check what your forensic tools get right: videos across codecs, containers, bitrates and frame rates, and E01 images with users, files, deleted data and artefacts.
Evidence, presented
Builds a case's evidence into one offline HTML report you can browse or present step by step: phones that work like phones, CCTV on a map, bank records charted and statements highlighted.
Most of these tools can be adapted, and new ones can be built to order for your team's workflow.
Request early access to any tool and use it on your own footage, images or drives.