Capability
AI forensic triage
Get an evidence-grade first read in minutes instead of days. The SleuthX agent runs the checks a forensic analyst would, then a human reviews the result before it reaches you.
The problem: real answers used to take days
When an account is compromised, a phone feels monitored, or a payment vanishes, the urgent question is simple — what actually happened? — but the evidence-grade answer has traditionally meant finding a forensic analyst, waiting in a queue, and paying enterprise rates before anyone even looks.
That delay is its own harm. Logs roll over, attackers cover tracks, and recall windows close while you wait.
What it does
You describe the incident in plain language and connect the relevant evidence — an account, a device export, an on-chain address. The SleuthX agent then runs the structured checks a forensic analyst would: authentication and session history, exposure and breach signals, device and metadata review, and on-chain tracing where it applies.
It assembles the findings into a plain-language read with the reasoning shown, so you understand not just the conclusion but how it was reached.
- Guided, plain-language incident intake
- Structured checks across accounts, devices, and on-chain data
- Findings with the reasoning shown, not a black-box verdict
- One-click escalation to a human analyst
Why you can trust the result
Speed never replaces judgment. A human analyst reviews every triage before it's treated as a finding, and each run is preserved so the same work that answers your question can later support a claim, a dispute, or a case.
When a matter needs licensed investigative work, SleuthX coordinates it through our network of individually-licensed Florida private investigators — the regulated work stays with them, under their own licenses.
More capabilities
Link analysis
Connect the identifiers in a case and pivot between them.
Evidence vault
Hash on ingest. A documented chain of custody, end to end.
Reports & exhibits
A clear narrative report and numbered, court-ready exhibits.
Protections
Keep watch after the case is closed — exposure and threats, monitored.















