For researchers and journalists
A field recording, a mailbox and a leaked archive, in one place that never leaves your hands.
For researchers, journalists and historians: the material is varied, the sources are sensitive, and the question you will ask next is not the one you asked today.
What you will use
- Every kind of file. Recordings transcribed on your own hardware and searchable to the second; mailboxes and mail stores read into documents; scans read; pictures described if you ask.
- Search four ways. By words in 29 languages plus Chinese, Japanese and Korean; by meaning; by appearance; by question, with an answer that cites its pages.
- Connections drawn for you. Attachments, threads, the documents a page refers to, versions of your notes — as a list or a graph.
- Nothing leaves. Models run where the archive runs; hosted AI is off until you switch it on for a stage and a workspace, and never for a workspace under a barrier.
- Provenance and checksums for what you were handed. The arrival recorded, the file checksummed four ways, read back on a schedule, so what you publish is what you received.
- Notes with versions. Write beside the material; every save is a version, the originals untouched.
modules: Transcripts, Ask, Semantic and visual search, Connections, Notes — all included
An archive that understands what it keeps.
The same archive, the same guarantees.
Thirty days with every module, no card, wherever you choose to run it. How it works · What leaves your archive