Every OSINT tool. One investigation graph.
Start with one clue: an email, a phone number, a handle, a name, or a photo. OctoProbe runs it through premium APIs, public records, and facial recognition all at once, then maps every connection on one live graph, with the evidence attached.
Premium APIs · Facial recognition · Evidence on every link
A dozen OSINT tabs, now one workspace.
Stop copying and pasting between tools. OctoProbe puts your entire OSINT stack behind one search, so every result lands in the same place.
Expansion Layers
Click any node to expand it. Every email, phone number, handle, domain, and photo opens its own layer of leads, and OctoProbe suggests the best one to follow next.
Premium APIs, Built In
Breach intelligence, account discovery, phone intelligence, digital infrastructure, and public records, all licensed and wired in. There are no extra subscriptions to manage and nothing to glue together.
Live Link Graph
Watch the network build in real time. Toggle layers, focus on what matters, and click any link to see exactly why it's there.
Facial Recognition
Turn profile photos and uploads into leads. OctoProbe finds the usable faces and searches the open web for matches, and every match lands on the graph for your review.
Analyst Case File
Matters, tasks, hypotheses, and watches live alongside the graph, so the whole investigation stays organised in one place from intake to close.
Evidence Collection
Every finding is captured with its source and timestamp, and pages are preserved before they disappear. Hand over a polished report you can stand behind.
One identifier in. A sourced network out.
Each round builds on the last, and OctoProbe points you to the next lead worth chasing.
Seed
Drop in any clue: an email, phone number, handle, name, domain, or photo.
Expand
Every relevant source fires at once, and new leads stream onto the graph.
Link
Duplicates merge, noise gets filtered out, and the real connections stand out.
Collect & Report
Build your case, then export a sourced report that's ready to hand over.
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Your whole investigation in one place. Switch views in a click without losing your place.
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Your entire OSINT stack, one connection.
Premium APIs, public records, and facial recognition all plug into the same workspace, and OctoProbe fits into the way your team already works.
Every tool, one MCP connection
Connect any MCP-compatible client and your whole toolkit comes with it. Every result lands in the same investigation graph, so nothing gets lost in a chat window.
Put a face to every lead
Turn profile photos into matches from across the open web, and review each one before it goes in the case.
Your data, same graph
Import reports, financial disclosures, and your own lists, and work them alongside every other source.
Know the moment something changes
Keep watch on key identifiers and get alerted when new hits surface.
Reports built to hand over
Export polished, sourced reports, and share securely with clients and colleagues.
Built for professionals who have to show their work.
One clue in. A complete, sourced picture out.
Litigation & legal teams
Find the assets, associates, and connections that standard searches miss.
- Asset & corporate discovery
- Witness & adverse-party backgrounds
- Skip trace & locate
- Sourced, client-ready reports
Licensed PI firms
Spend less time wrangling data and more time closing cases.
- Skip trace & locate
- Phone & identity intelligence
- Alias resolution
- Facial recognition
Open-source analysts
Every tool you already rely on, working together in one graph.
- Account & alias mapping
- Breach correlation
- Digital infrastructure pivots
- Web capture & preservation
Political & corporate intelligence
Map the people, companies, and money around anyone of interest.
- Donor & affiliate networks
- Financial disclosures
- Corporate ownership
- Digital footprint
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