Forensic analysis of video, image, audio and documents built around the way casework works: sealed originals, named examiners, second-examiner review and reports that can be reproduced.
[ 01 / Paradigm shift ]
Target vs Reality
Current
Findings Hard to Defend
Different examiners reach different views, tools hide their method and the custody trail is kept in spreadsheets.
Target
Repeatable and Recorded
Sensors report measurements, a second examiner reruns the analysis from the report, and the custody log is built in.
[ 02 / Method ]
Chain of custody
01Collect
Source and seizure details are recorded at intake.
02Seal
Hash and time are fixed before anyone opens the file.
03Examine
Sensors and notes are logged against the examiner.
04Disclose
A signed export packages the report, hashes and log.
Chain of Custody
Control planeAnalysis plane
01Collect
SEIZURE · EXPORT
Material is brought in from devices, cloud exports or submitted files, with source details recorded.
02Seal
HASH · TIMESTAMP
Hash and time are recorded before anyone opens the file.
03Examine
SENSORS · REVIEW
Examiners run sensors on copies and add notes. Every action is logged against their identity.
04Review
SECOND EXAMINER
A second examiner can rerun the analysis from the report parameters and compare results.
05Disclose
EXPORT · SIGNED
A signed export packages the report, hashes and log for the case file or court bundle.
Control plane / APPEND-ONLY
Case Ledger
An append-only record of every access and every analysis step.
Control plane / ROLES · CASES
Access & Policy
Case-level permissions so examiners only see the material assigned to them.
Hover or tap a stage to inspect
[ 03 / Core systems ]
Core workflow
01 / INTAKE01 / 03
EVIDENCEINTAKE
Material comes in from devices, exports and submissions and is sealed immediately.
HASH · SOURCE · TIMESTAMP
Seal first, analyse second.
RECORD
Source, officer and time are written to the ledger at intake.
SEAL
Originals sit in write-once storage and are never modified.
TRIAGE
A quick sensor sweep tells examiners where to look first.
02 / EXAMINATION02 / 03
EXAMINERWORKBENCH
A workbench for reviewing sensor output, adding notes and recording decisions.
OVERLAYS · NOTES · DECISIONS
The examiner decides, the system records.
REVIEW
Overlays, timelines and spectra sit beside the original.
NOTE
Examiners accept, reject or annotate each finding.
LOG
Every decision is stored with name, time and software version.
03 / DISCLOSURE03 / 03
REPRODUCIBLEREPORTS
A report another examiner can repeat.
SIGNED · PARAMETERS · VERSIONS
Disclose the method as well as the result.
EXPORT
Signed PDF and structured JSON with hashes and logs.
REPEAT
Parameters and versions let a second examiner rerun the analysis.
LIMITS
Each finding states what the sensor cannot tell you.
[ 04 / Reference patterns ]
Reference scenarios
CYBERCRIME
Fabricated evidence in a fraud case
Documents and recordings checked for editing, with a reviewed report.
PUBLIC ORDER
Viral video after an incident
Rapid triage of circulating footage with clear confidence notes.
COURT SUPPORT
Defence challenge to a recording
A reproducible report and the custody log to answer the challenge.
[ 05 / Delivery & deployment ]
From design to delivery
Installed in your lab or in a field unit, with training for examiners and documentation for your own procedures.
Forensic analysis of video, image, audio and documents built around the way casework works: sealed originals, named examiners, second-examiner review and reports that can be reproduced.
What changes compared with the current approach?+
Different examiners reach different views, tools hide their method and the custody trail is kept in spreadsheets. Sensors report measurements, a second examiner reruns the analysis from the report, and the custody log is built in.
Can it run on-premise or air-gapped?+
Yes. Analysis runs on your own hardware, and the platform can be installed with no connectivity. Reports are exported as signed PDF and machine-readable JSON.
How do I start?+
Request a briefing by form, WhatsApp (+60 17-773 7302) or email (kumar@spearcompute.com). We scope a pilot on samples you provide.