Ubikron helps you do OSINT investigations.
It records every page you visit.
Text, a screenshot and the time, for every page. Mark one as important and it keeps the whole page too. PDF and MHTML downloads get a SHA-256 hash, and so does every clipping.
Capture in detail →It connects what you find on a graph.
Drag people, emails, domains and phone numbers onto the graph and draw the links between them yourself.
The graph →Enrich using any API, even your own.
Select an email, a domain or a company and press +. Sources like Epieos, OpenCorporates, VirusTotal and Dehashed answer, and the results land on the graph next to what you selected.
Mimic lets you add any API, including your internal ones.
Enrichments → Mimic →It's still there when the web forgets.
Pages get deleted. Your copy doesn't. Pick a case up six months later exactly where you left it.
Picking up old cases →It runs on our server, or on yours.
Most people use the Ubikron server that comes with their license. Teams that can't let data leave the building run their own: a Docker stack on their own network, with users and roles, and Mimic to bring any API into Ubikron, including internal ones.
Private servers → Install guide →It was started by the guy that started Maltego.
AI?
Optional and off unless you want it. If you do, an agent can drive everything in Ubikron, from the graph to Mimic enrichments, and everything it does is recorded, so you can check its work.
AI in Ubikron →Not sure it's for you?
We wrote down the reasons it might not be.
Is it for you? →