Intelligence / investigations / security

Intelligence.
Without the blind spots.
Built for decisions.

Independent intelligence, investigations, surveillance, technical security and accountable technology. Commission a specialist capability or work directly inside Blackout OS — where evidence, provenance and human judgement come first.

102

Intelligence modules

221

Graded collectors

A–F

Source grading

24/7

Autonomous watch

Blackout / Command Environment

Open world
World Intelligence
SOURCE-LABELLED VIEWOPEN FOR DETAILS →
MONITOR / ANALYSE / VERIFY
Source aware / no simulated activity
Global awareness Investigation tools Evidence standards AI oversight
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Blackout Intelligence / Private commissions

Commission the intelligence. Know what to do next.

You bring the question. We agree the scope, examine the sources and separate what can be established from what remains uncertain. The result is an intelligence service you can act on — not simply a document.

Intelligence delivery method

Every conclusion earns its place.

  1. 01

    DEFINE

    Agree the question, lawful purpose and reporting boundaries.

  2. 02

    COLLECT

    Document sources, timestamps and what could not be checked.

  3. 03

    CHALLENGE

    Corroborate, test alternatives and distinguish fact from judgement.

  4. 04

    DELIVER

    Give decision-makers a reviewable assessment and clear next actions.

Methods and deliverables depend on the agreed brief. Human judgement and source limitations remain explicit.

01 / SPECIALISM

Enhanced due diligence

Ownership, identity, adverse indicators and defensible source checks.

02 / SPECIALISM

Investigations

Scope an intelligence question and trace the evidence that answers it.

03 / SPECIALISM

Threat & protective intelligence

Put emerging risks, relationships and context into a decision-ready picture.

04 / SPECIALISM

AI accountability

Examine what automated systems did, what they relied on and who approved it.

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Blackout Intelligence / The organisation

More than a platform. An intelligence capability.

Intelligence, investigations, surveillance, protective security and technical assurance — delivered through human judgement and strengthened by our own technology.

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Accountable AI / AgentAudit

A separate discipline. One standard of evidence.

Explore our AI governance work and the technology that underpins accountable intelligence.

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Global reach / Evidence-first intelligence

Intelligence Without Borders.

One connected environment to observe, investigate, verify and communicate findings with their source context intact.

Explore global intelligence
GlobalPublic-world view
A–FSource grading
HumanAnalyst oversight
24/7Watch workflows

Inside Blackout OS / Product environments

A connected system. Four ways to see further.

Choose an operational environment to see how Blackout brings global awareness, investigations, governance and evidence into the same platform.

BLACKOUT / WORLD / GEOSPATIAL OVERVIEW
GLOBAL AWARENESS

Geographic context and public-source layers

Illustrative visual / not a live event stream

SYSTEM 01 / 04

A clearer view of a changing world.

Observe geographic signals, compare independent public sources and move from global context to focused analysis.

Core capabilities

  • Global context
  • Source-labelled observations
  • Geospatial exploration
Four connected disciplines / one environment Human-led / evidence-first

The Blackout operational method

From first signal to defensible intelligence.

Connect the questions you are trying to answer with information you can assess. Keep attribution, uncertainty and analytical judgement visible through every stage.

01 / OPERATION

Define

Set objectives, lawful scope and decision requirements.

02 / OPERATION

Collect

Bring relevant source material into a structured workflow.

03 / OPERATION

Analyse

Corroborate, identify gaps and challenge conclusions.

04 / OPERATION

Deliver

Preserve provenance and communicate the assessment.

Your next mission

Start with a question. Find the signal.

Enter a subject or describe the task. The platform routes you to relevant available tools rather than presenting a simulated search result.

What do you need to find out?

Describe a task, or enter an organisation, domain, email or wallet.

Inside the intelligence environment

See the intelligence. Test the evidence.

Go beyond the presentation. Explore real available tools, inspect the source record and test Blackout using your own questions.

OSINT & Investigations

One workspace, and it tells you which tools actually work.

Classify what you are looking at, run the connectors that genuinely answer for it, keep the originals with their hashes, and build findings that carry their source, their grade and what they do not establish. Every tool in the catalogue states whether it runs here, needs a key, needs the worker, or is a resource for you to open yourself.

30
you can run right now
3
need an API key first
7
need a separate program we have not deployed
46
in this module’s catalogue

These 46 are this module’s own connector catalogue. They sit inside the platform’s 221 graded collectors rather than alongside them, so the two figures are not in competition — one counts every source the platform reads, the other counts the tools in this workspace. Both are counted from the code at build time and neither is typed in by hand.

What you can point it at

Typed selectors are classified as you type, and the classification is yours to correct. A guess is scored as a guess — it will not turn a name into a username to have something to run.

  • Company
  • Company number
  • Domain
  • IP address
  • URL
  • Person
  • Email
  • Username
  • Phone
  • Bitcoin address
  • Ethereum address
  • CVE
  • UK postcode
  • A file

A file is hashed, identified from its own bytes rather than its name, and read for embedded metadata — with the absence of metadata recorded as a finding, because every messaging app strips it and a silent section reads as nothing to find.

Four states, not two

  • Connected

    Ran successfully against a real source. The date and what it ran against are recorded, and the type will not accept the status without them.

  • Needs a key / needs the worker

    Built and waiting on something. Nothing has been collected through it here, and it does not pretend otherwise.

  • Research link

    A resource to open yourself. This platform does not call it, holds no results from it, and gives it no run button at all.

  • Deferred

    Assessed and consciously not built, with the reason on the record so the decision can be revisited.

A catalogue of two hundred tools where four work is worse than a catalogue of four, because you cannot tell which is which until you have spent a case finding out. We publish the split: 30 of 46.

Open the workspace

Watch the World / Public globe

The world never stops. Neither does the search for context.

Explore public-world reporting, geographic signals, earth observation and source-labelled events together. Data access varies by provider and region; a blank area is not proof of an absence of activity.

What you are seeing

An embedded public-source world view. Report volume and freshness belong to the originating feeds, not a universal sensor network.

Open immersive globe
BLACKOUT GLOBE / WORLD OBSERVATIONReal provider coverage / source-dependent

Loading the globe and its external data feeds…

Measured snapshot / 6 October 2026

These are observations from a previous measurement, not an automatically updating claim about present coverage.

reports held and climbing — 42,669 measured two minutes after load
40,000+
source organisations, from NASA and USGS to GDELT and ReliefWeb
31
categories applied by rule: conflict, security, humanitarian, climate, economy, technology, space
7
rolling window, deduplicated by article so one story is one record
7 days

No account, no card

Don't take our word for it. Run one.

Type any domain. This is the real collector, hitting live sources right now — the same one behind the paid tiers, not a recording.

Try

Domains only in the public preview — no personal data, deliberately. Username, email, company and image lookups need a free account.

The grading

One number cannot tell you what you need to know.

Every tool in this category scores a finding with a single confidence figure. Intelligence organisations have not done that for sixty years, for a reason you can prove to yourself in about ten seconds. Move around the grid.

Here · NATO Admiralty Code

STANAG 2511

B2

The grade

Usually reliable source · Probably true

Well maintained, but reporting what somebody else recorded.

Consistent with what else is known, not yet corroborated.

Pick a source reliability letter and an information credibility digit.
src123456
A
B
C
D
E
F

A usable finding, with the limit on it stated rather than averaged away.

The usual practice

one axis

87%

Confidence

This figure does not change for any cell in that grid. A1 and E5 arrive at your desk looking the same. Asked in a hearing how it was reached, the honest answer is that a weighting nobody publishes combined two things that should never have been combined.

And the words are fixed

ICD 203

Readers price “possible” anywhere between one in ten and two in three. Every probability this platform states comes from this ladder, so it means the same thing to the person who wrote it and the person who acts on it.

  • Almost certain96–100%
  • Very likely80–95%
  • Likely55–79%
  • Roughly even chance45–54%
  • Unlikely20–44%
  • Very unlikely5–19%
  • Almost no chance1–4%

Both standards are published and open. See them applied to a real report

Measured against the field

Everything we do that the category does not.

Each row is the standard practice on the left and what happens here on the right. We have not marked any competitor’s column, because we cannot measure it and you would be right not to believe us if we did. Instead, almost every row below can be opened and checked right now, without an account.

21
differences, itemised
221
collectors, every one graded
67
sources published and measured
102
live modules, one workspace
8 of 21

The grade

How good is this finding, and who says so?

The record

What was actually asked, and when?

If a product in this category does any of the above, tell us and the row comes down. A comparison we will not correct is advertising, and this one is meant to survive being checked.

The full comparison

What is on in the courts

Every UK court, and today’s list.

Search every court and tribunal in the UK by name, town, jurisdiction or what it hears, and open the official hearing list for the one you want.

Where this comes from, and what we do not hold

The directory is HM Courts & Tribunals Service data under the Open Government Licence v3.0. The hearing lists are HMCTS’s own, published free and without sign-in, and the links above open them there.

We hold no court lists. They are replaced daily, the reporting restrictions that attach to a listing must travel with it, and the licences covering both the official service and the commercial distributors permit reading rather than republication. Sending you to the source is the only version of this that is both lawful and current.

Where to go next

Choose the intelligence you need.

Commission specialist work, inspect the evidence, or explore the operational platform and live sources.

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Blackout Intelligence / The next decision

The intelligence is out there. Find what matters.

Explore the public world view, investigate your own question, or speak to Blackout about a specific requirement. Every route leads to a real capability, not a presentation-only screen.