Scenario-led guides for OSINT work.

A practical small-company due-diligence workflow for confirming the entity, its footprint, and obvious public risk signals.

Best for: Analysts, reporters, and researchers doing early-stage vetting on a company, vendor, or small business partner.

A preservation-first workflow for recovering earlier versions of pages, profiles, and public claims before they disappear completely.

Best for: Newsrooms, researchers, and investigators working deletion, edit-history, or evidence-preservation problems.

A technical reconnaissance workflow for understanding how a site is built, hosted, exposed, and historically connected.

Best for: Security researchers, investigators, and technically fluent journalists working a web-infrastructure angle.

A corroboration-first workflow for turning a name, handle, phone number, or email clue into a defensible public profile.

Best for: Journalists, investigators, and researchers vetting a source, account, or public-facing individual from limited starting clues.

A company-research workflow for checking legal existence, ownership clues, record trails, and basic operational footprint.

Best for: Due diligence analysts, journalists, and investigators checking whether a company is real, who it connects to, and what public record trail exists.

A conservative workflow for confirming public breach exposure without turning a weak signal into a false alarm.

Best for: Security teams, journalists, and investigators checking whether an address appears in public exposure datasets.

A newsroom-friendly workflow for checking whether a visual is old, reused, manipulated, or attached to the wrong event.

Best for: Reporters, editors, investigators, and researchers handling visual claims under time pressure.

A repeatable workflow for turning a domain, URL, or suspicious website into corroborated ownership and infrastructure context.

Best for: Journalists, investigators, and analysts starting from a site, landing page, or suspicious domain.