Ten tools
Digital forensics. No command line required.
Each tool is focused, fast, and processes data locally wherever possible.
Investigate
01Photo Forensics
Read the metadata your image carries.
Extract camera settings, GPS coordinates, timestamps, software signatures, and EXIF fields from JPEG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC files. Processed locally.
Website Detective
Identify the technologies a website exposes.
Detect frameworks, CMS, analytics, CDN, hosting, and payment platforms from HTML patterns, response headers, and script URLs.
URL Investigator
Follow redirects and inspect the response.
Trace every redirect hop, check HTTP status codes, verify security headers, and extract page metadata from any public URL.
Secret Scanner
Check code for credentials and token-like strings.
Scan pasted code or uploaded files locally for AWS credentials, JWTs, GitHub tokens, API keys, and other credential patterns.
File Forensics
Inspect the metadata and structure inside a file.
Detect the true file type, read PDF metadata, inspect JSON structure, list ZIP archive contents, and extract image dimensions.
Inspect
06Browser Fingerprint
Examine the signals your browser exposes.
Read your browser's user agent, screen resolution, hardware concurrency, language, timezone, and WebGL rendering context.
File Hash Detective
Calculate and compare file checksums.
Generate SHA-256 hashes locally in your browser to verify file integrity, or compare two files side-by-side.
Email Header Detective
Analyse raw email headers and delivery routes.
Paste raw email headers to trace the delivery route, identify the true sender, and verify SPF, DKIM, and DMARC authentication.
JWT Inspector
Decode and inspect JSON Web Tokens.
Safely decode the header and payload of any JWT without sending it to a server. Inspect claims and expiration times.
Hex Inspector
View the raw binary data of any file.
Render files as hexadecimal and ASCII grids. Identify missing file extensions by reading magic byte signatures.