inquire

Service sectors

Journalism and investigative research

Verify identities, map online networks, and document open-source findings responsibly — with structured fields and a method that shows dead ends, not just hits.

Console + API paritySource on every field

Overview

How this surface runs.

Newsrooms need corroboration. Inquire helps reporters and researchers test whether an email, phone, or username ties to the platforms and exposure history a story claims.

Like our case studies, we believe empty lanes matter: seeing what did not match builds trust in what did.

What this surface actually returns.

The list below is the short version. Each item maps to a module or a control that exists in the console today.

Case-study style transparency
Exportable notes for editors
Privacy-aware tooling and data removal paths
Source-labeled findings

01 — Newsroom

Sources you can check

Use Inquire to corroborate public claims — never as a substitute for editorial standards, legal review, or human sources.

Structured outputs make it easier to show an editor how you got from selector to finding, including modules that returned nothing.

02 — Method

Document the path

History and timestamps keep a research trail. Maps and timelines help explain network and geo context in a piece or internal memo.

03 — Ethics

Responsible OSINT

Lawful use only. Data removal requests are supported for individuals seeking deletion of their identifiers from our systems where applicable.

Research that holds up in the newsroom

Inquire is a verification aid — structured, labeled, and honest about empty results.

Ready to investigate

Open the console or call the API — same modules, live results, black-and-white clarity.

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