Keep the starting clue in view
See how each saved entity relates to the authorized target instead of reviewing disconnected rows.
Relationship map
Understand how the evidence fits together.
Move through saved results, see how they connect and inspect the source and confidence behind each relationship.
Interactive example
Select a result and inspect its context.
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Sample investigationexample.org
Reserved example · no live research runGroups make repeated results easier to review. Every saved entity, relationship and source reference remains independently addressable.
Grouping changes presentation only. The two IP addresses are collapsed for readability. Selecting, grouping or revealing a result does not create, merge or delete evidence.
Benefits first
Connected context without visual overclaiming.
The relationship map helps answer review questions while keeping uncertainty and original sources accessible.
Group repeated results
Collapse dense repeated entities for readability, then open the group without losing any individual result.
Read meaningful connections
Relationship labels and confidence make the reason for a connection reviewable rather than merely visual.
Follow a result to its source
Inspect the original source references and findings connected to the selected entity or relationship.
Inspect without losing context
Keep values, confidence, sources and group membership beside the map while reviewing a result.
Find an existing result
Reveal a saved entity already present in the current investigation without creating a new claim.
Keep selection coordinated
The map, result list, group browser and inspector point to the same selected entity at the same time.
Separate observation from inference
Distance and sectors help distinguish direct context from candidate or review-only relationships.
How canonical-store integrity is preserved
Canonical objects, Grouped repeated results, Recorded relationships, Object and group inspectors, and Reveal an existing result all use the same saved object and relationship IDs as findings, evidence and exports. Presentation groups are not canonical entities, and the canvas does not form a parallel graph store.
Start with a target
Put connected evidence in reviewable context.
Create an account to save authorized research results, or inspect exact product and data-source compatibility first.