Xrayd

Xrayd turns technical inspection into focused tools for understanding the digital information ordinary files, browsers, websites and messages expose.

What you can investigate

Photo Forensics

Read metadata embedded in photographs, including camera information, timestamps, software and GPS data when present.

Website Detective

Identify technologies a public website exposes through its HTML, scripts, headers and other fingerprints.

URL Investigator

Follow redirects and inspect the HTTP response, metadata and security headers behind a URL.

Secret Scanner

Scan code and configuration files locally for credential-like strings, private keys and other exposed secrets.

File Forensics

Inspect file metadata, signatures and format-specific information.

Browser Fingerprint

See the technical signals your browser exposes to websites, from display and hardware characteristics to graphics, network and browser capabilities.

File Hash Detective

Generate cryptographic hashes and compare files byte-for-byte.

Email Header Detective

Turn raw email headers into an understandable delivery and authentication report.

JWT Inspector

Decode JWT headers and payloads locally and explain their claims and expiration information.

Hex Inspector

Inspect the raw bytes and file signatures that make up a file.

Why Xrayd exists

Technical information is everywhere, but most of it is hidden behind developer tools, command-line utilities and specialist software.

Xrayd focuses on one simple idea: Show people what their digital objects actually contain.

No unnecessary complexity. No fake sophistication. Just focused tools that expose useful technical details.

Privacy by design

Where possible, Xrayd processes information directly in your browser. Files, source code, tokens and email headers should not be uploaded merely because a tool needs to inspect them.

Server-side tools such as website and URL investigation are clearly distinguished.