SKELETRACE: OSINT, made easy.
SkeleTrace is an analysis engine for open-source investigation. It records what is connected to what, reads traffic for structure that should not be there, and places both on the map, keeping every observation tied to the source it came from.
Three views of one investigation
- Structure
- Entities and the links between them, and the few points a group depends on.
- Flow
- Packets, event logs and byte streams, read for rhythm, bursts and order where there should be noise.
- Place
- Positions, routes and boundaries, on a flat map or a globe.
Where to go from here
- Viewer
Open SkeleTrace output in the browser as a graph, a 3D graph, a map or a globe. Files never leave your computer.
- How it works
The model, the case notebook, weak-point analysis and the traffic landscape, with their limits stated plainly.
- Data formats
Every JSON file SkeleTrace writes and reads, field by field, with examples.
- Sources and further reading
The public registries SkeleTrace draws on, the standards it follows and the work it builds on.
- About
How we work, and how to reach us.
Working principles
- Every observation keeps its source, its identifier there and the time it was collected.
- A search hit is a lead, not a fact. Leads are kept apart from records and can never be linked.
- Records are joined only by a person, with a written reason that stays with the link.
- Source diversity is reported as spread, never as confidence.
- Nothing you open in the viewer leaves your computer.