FILE ANALYSIS TOOLS
Capture a live webpage or inspect a file in your own browser. Every tool states the source and limit of the record it shows.
Stores a live webpage with its screenshot, HTML, text, HTTP, DNS, and TLS records, then compares it with the previous capture of the same address.
Captures a public address automatically every 6, 12, or 24 hours and compares text, hashes, links, and page structure with the previous record.
Extracts HTTP and browser redirects step by step and keeps host changes, status codes, and the final page in one record.
Extracts scripts, frames, stylesheets, CDNs, and network requests, then separates first-party and third-party components in a graph.
Combines shared domains, URLs, IP addresses, email addresses, SHA-256 values, and certificate records from web evidence, sandbox, and JSON packages locally.
Checks images, video, and audio on your device. It shows frame, pixel, motion, and audio events on one timeline. It checks older source-page copies only when you allow it.
Reviews images and videos locally across provenance, metadata, compression, and frame patterns. A bounded model review is available after explicit consent.
Opens one file and shows identity, structure, findings, observables, tool records, and the evidence graph on the same screen.
Compares two application releases and separates new permissions, domains, imports, package paths, and signature changes.
Opens Docker or OCI image layers and extracts the final package inventory, binaries, and redacted secret candidates.
