The investigation stack, tool by tool.

An investigator agent drafts the brief from established investigative methodology and Indicator’s archives. You approve it before any work starts.

Find public sources and save useful pages into the case.

Use your authorised browser session for forms, portals, tables, and downloads.

Saved pages and files are fingerprinted on capture, so you can show later that nothing was altered.

A separate checker tests each finding; you review its verdicts and gaps.

Verified findings are written into a wiki on your own machine, ready for the next investigation.

Look up 41 data sources across 16 domains, with the steps to get each one.

Choose from 45 detectors, including statistical tests that work on any table once its columns are mapped.

The model chooses what to look at, and deterministic code computes every flag. The same tables always give the same result.

Each flagged record comes back with its detector, inputs, and parameters.

You accept or dismiss each lead, because a detector never decides what’s true.

Anomaly is a local Python package with no account, server, or API key of its own.

Ask your agent to create, run, or search your scouts.

Check selected URLs for meaningful changes.

Track public posts and supported deletions.

Watch named aircraft or vessels inside a chosen area.

Get an email when a scout finds something to review.

Keep dated, source-linked findings and optional page snapshots.

Find the right investigative tool or method, with Indicator’s full archives behind every answer. Lab members get 200 queries a day.

Browse specialist investigation skills for your agent.

Connect your agent once to use every Navigator service included with your membership.

Read the investigation, source material, and data.

Proposes the forms the evidence supports, and says no when your data won’t carry the one you asked for.

Thirty-two chart forms, eight map forms, and four scrollytelling formats.

Graphics are written as code, so a corrected or updated figure re-renders instead of being redrawn.

Animated versions of the same graphic, cut to landscape, square, or portrait.

Self-contained iframes with hosted embed code, ready for any CMS.

Run Spotlight investigations and document extraction on local models in Osaurus.

Search your OpenKnowledge notes locally, so protected sources stay on your machine.

The on-device Analyst connects findings and alerts with your wiki, then proposes notes and links for you to approve.

Use Navigator for investigative methods and Scoutpost for cloud monitoring. Osaurus asks before sending your text to either service.

Watson does optional web research through OpenRouter on Mistral’s EU servers with zero data retention. It never sees your wiki.

Choose the installer for your operating system and processor.

See every choice, and the exact install plan, before anything changes.

Run the tools from the AI desktop app you already use, or locally on a machine with 24GB of RAM.

The app updates the tools for you as new versions ship.