OSINT Investigation & Case Reporting
Your investigators do the work. Crosshair keeps it organized.
Crosshair eliminates the grind of intelligence reporting. Spend less time building the report and more time connecting the dots.
Every case in Crosshair is built by hand — your investigators, your OSINT tools, your judgment. AI plays a narrow, supporting role: helping surface patterns across large data pulls, never producing findings or writing the report. The work stays human; Crosshair just makes it easier to centralize, report, and track.
Crosshair is currently available by invitation only. Reach out to inquire about access.
Cut case assembly time, not corners.
Prioritize risk, not paperwork.
Centralized reporting, case management, and tracking — for work your team already knows how to do.
Crosshair keeps case data in one encrypted database instead of scattered across spreadsheets, documents, and inboxes, with integrations to the external OSINT tools your team already relies on. For teams that need it, that same platform can run entirely inside your own data center — more on that below.
Capture evidence, screenshots, and notes as you investigate, write your own findings and recommendations, and export a polished report in one click.
Intake, OSINT, reporting, and roadmap tracking live in one case file.
Mind maps and pattern-of-life analysis reveal relationships between targets, associates, and events.
Mind maps turn scattered findings into a connected picture — linking targets, contacts, and events so patterns of life emerge at a glance instead of buried across dozens of report pages.
Every case is protected by an encrypted database and multi-factor authentication — authenticator app, hardware key, or backup codes — with security and privacy built in from the ground up rather than bolted on.
For clients who can't put sensitive case data on shared infrastructure, Crosshair can be self-hosted in your own data center. That keeps the entire platform — data, access, and infrastructure — inside your existing security boundary, which matters most for law enforcement agencies handling investigative and evidentiary material, and for organizations bound by regulatory or contractual compliance requirements that dictate exactly where and how sensitive data can be stored and processed.
The platform itself is held to the same standard regardless of deployment: Crosshair undergoes regular penetration testing, audits, and security reviews, combining both third-party assessments and internal reviews, so its security posture is continuously verified rather than checked once at launch.
Crosshair is built for teams who can't afford to miss what matters. It's currently available by invitation — reach out to see if it's a fit.