Read the world before it reaches your desk.
A continuously running OSINT operations centre. Give CLERINT a single lead — a name, a handle, an organisation or an event — and it assembles the full picture from across the open internet: 1,000+ sources, 100+ countries, analyst-ready in minutes, not days.
Where CLERINT OSINT looks.
Not “the open internet” in the abstract. These are the platforms, chains and record sets a query actually reaches — named, so you can check whether the one you need is here.
Profiles, posts, followers, groups and media — searched from a name, a handle, an email, a phone number or a face.
40 native investigators, plus 67 platforms and 1,115 collector methods (653 live) through the Social Links Crimewall integration. Coverage per platform varies by method and is confirmed against your use case in a briefing.
Platform names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their presence here identifies the sources CLERINT can lawfully collect from, and does not imply any partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
The other half of a footprint: code, domains, certificates, exposed services and breach history.
Platform names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their presence here identifies the sources CLERINT can lawfully collect from, and does not imply any partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
From a single lead to the whole picture.
Drop in one identifier and CLERINT expands it across the open web — aliases, accounts, contacts, wallets and known associates — resolving everything into one entity you can keep pivoting from. Every branch traces back to the source it came from.
Start from whatever you are already holding.
Every selector below is a valid starting point. Findings from one become selectors for the next, so an investigation compounds rather than restarts.
- Name
- A person or organisation, with alias expansion.
- Username
- A handle, enumerated across hundreds of sites.
- Email address
- Breach history, linked accounts, avatar linkage.
- Phone number
- Line type, carrier, owner and linked profiles.
- Domain
- Registration, certificates, subdomains and staff email patterns.
- IP address
- Geolocation, ASN, exposed services and abuse history.
- Image or face
- Reverse search, plus face-and-name and face-and-alias matching.
- File hash
- Reputation and first-seen across threat sources.
- Crypto address
- With its chain — flows, clusters and counterparties.
- National identity number
- Supported schemes vary by jurisdiction — we confirm yours before a pilot.
- GPS point or area
- Posts and profiles within a radius of a location.
- Hashtag or phrase
- Everywhere it is being used, and by whom.
Global news and world events, watched around the clock.
CLERINT monitors the global news surface and fourteen world-event sources — conflict, disaster, humanitarian, fire, seismic and network signals — scoring anomalies and severity so the events that matter for your jurisdiction surface first.
Fourteen sources behind the world view.
Conflict, disaster, humanitarian, fire, seismic, health and network signals, drawn continuously from fourteen sources. How many events are live at any moment depends on what is happening in the world — the picture builds and decays on its own; what is fixed is where it comes from.
The fourteen sources behind the world view. Events are assembled from them continuously, so how many are live at once follows the state of the world rather than a fixed list.
Platform names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their presence here identifies the sources CLERINT can lawfully collect from, and does not imply any partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
Your watchlist wakes you — not the other way round.
Track keywords, entities and identifiers with regex precision. The moment a target surfaces anywhere across the open world, CLERINT fires a real-time alert with its trigger history and priority routing.
Follow the money across eleven chains.
Wallet attribution, cross-chain tracing and risk scoring — with the exchange, mixer, bridge and darknet counterparties named rather than left as anonymous hops.
Wallet attribution, cross-chain tracing and risk scoring across every major chain and their layer-2s.
Platform names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their presence here identifies the sources CLERINT can lawfully collect from, and does not imply any partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
- Cross-chain tracing
- Follow value through bridges and swaps without losing the thread.
- Path finding
- The shortest route of funds between any two addresses.
- Cluster analysis
- Group addresses under the entity that controls them.
- Risk scoring
- Exposure to sanctioned, darknet and high-risk counterparties.
- Mixer & darknet detection
- Identify tumbling, coin-join and marketplace flows.
- Privacy-coin detection
- Flag the boundary where traceability is deliberately broken.
- MEV & sybil classification
- Separate automated trading noise from real behaviour.
- Stablecoin blacklist screening
- Check addresses against issuer freeze lists.
- VASP intelligence
- Attribute deposits to the exchange and account behind them.
- Contract forensics
- Decode ABIs and read what a contract actually does.
- NFT tracking
- Provenance and transfer history for token assets.
- Asset recovery
- Build the evidence pack for a freeze or seizure request.
- Behavioural profiling
- Timing, amounts and counterparty habits that identify an operator.
- Bulk screening
- Run an entire address list against the full risk model at once.
It doesn't just report the past. It projects the next move.
The AI layer classifies, summarises and threat-scores every finding — then projects likely next events with a confidence band, so you're briefed on what's coming while there's still time to act.
The sources that are not on the surface web.
Lawful investigative access to darknet infrastructure, leak archives and the corporate registries that tie a person to an asset.
Lawful investigative access to the record sets that tie a person to an asset.
Platform names and logos are trademarks of their respective owners. Their presence here identifies the sources CLERINT can lawfully collect from, and does not imply any partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
- Darknet forums and markets
- Forum users, marketplace listings, PGP keys and .onion service exposure.
- Darknet wallets
- Addresses observed in marketplace and forum activity.
- Breach archives
- Which breaches an identifier appears in, and what was exposed.
- Stealer logs
- Credential and session material harvested by infostealers.
- Corporate registries
- Companies, officers, appointments and registered addresses.
- Offshore and sanctions data
- Beneficial ownership, intermediaries and listing status.
Access to deep-web and breach sources is scoped to your legal authority and configured per deployment.
Analyst-ready outputs — every claim traced to its source.
Findings roll up into magazine-quality intelligence reports — cover, executive summary, timeline and analysis — watermarked, exportable, and linked end-to-end to the source records and credibility scores behind them.
The things people ask before a briefing.
Does CLERINT OSINT cover Instagram and Facebook?
Yes — both, along with X, TikTok, Telegram, LinkedIn, WhatsApp, Snapchat, Discord, Reddit, YouTube, VK and around sixty more. Profiles, posts, followers, groups and tagged media, searched from a name, handle, email, phone number or face.
Can I search by phone number, or by a national identity number?
Yes. A phone number returns line type, carrier, registered owner where lawfully available, and linked profiles. National identity numbers are supported too, with the available schemes depending on jurisdiction.
Which blockchains can it trace?
Eleven: Bitcoin, Ethereum, BNB Smart Chain, Polygon, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Avalanche, Solana, TRON and the XRP Ledger — with cross-chain tracing, wallet clustering, exchange attribution and risk scoring across all of them.
Can it read Telegram channels?
Yes. Channels, groups, membership and message content within them are reachable, and a channel can be added to a watchlist so new activity raises an alert.
Can I search from a photograph?
Yes. Reverse image search, plus face-and-name and face-and-alias matching that finds profiles across networks from a photograph and a partial identity.
Is dark web and breach data included?
Darknet forums, marketplaces, PGP keys and .onion exposure are reachable, as are breach archives and stealer logs. Access is scoped to your legal authority and configured per deployment.
Give CLERINT OSINT a single lead.
Bring one name, handle or event to a guided walkthrough — we'll show you the full picture the open world already holds, sourced and analyst-ready.