@k—rvane
OSINT investigations for due diligence, security and trust teams
Start from a name, an email, a handle or a photo. Nuculair runs the investigation an analyst would, in minutes, and every line of the report links to its source.
Email, name, handle, phone or image↵
FindingTypeSourcesConfidenceStatus
Same handle on three platforms since 2019Identity30.91●Corroborated
Domain registered with the subject's emailInfrastructure20.84●Corroborated
Address appears in a 2021 credential breachExposure10.72◐Single source
Employer listed on a developer profileAffiliation20.68○Pending
Name match on a fourth platformIdentity10.12○Pending
Location consistent across two postsLocation20.61○Pending
Finding 01 · Identity
Same handle on three platforms since 2019
0.913 independent sources agree
- Username sweepprofile/k—rvane14:02:11Z
- Email registrationacct: dev-platform14:02:48Z
- Forum archivethread #4471 · 201914:05:30Z
sha-256 9f2c…e41a · captured at collection
ConfirmConfirmed ✓Reject
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Built for
- Due diligence
- Corporate security
- Fraud and insider risk
- Trust and safety
- Investigative newsrooms
Coverage Find anything about anyone.
Start from one detail: an email, a handle, a phone number or a photo. Or pick a mode built for the job: founder check, KYB, org intel, ICP fit, threat actor or crisis actor. Nuculair follows the leads that matter to it, and shows you exactly where each one came from.
How it works
Each lap picks the strongest lead, collects, then argues against what it found. Only what survives reaches your report.
Lap 01 / 20Select01 / 07
Open threads · ranked by expected gain
Alias overlap0.82Selected
Email exposure0.64
Domain footprint0.51
Image reuse0.33
Phone carrier0.21
In motion
Ten-second looks at the moments that decide a case.
Evidence
Open a folder. Each one is a case file from our blog.
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Pricing
Your first full investigation is free. No card, no blurred results.
Investigator$149 / mo
For an independent investigator.
- 25 investigations a month
- Unlimited triage
- Watchlists with alerts
Firm$499 / mo
For teams running client work.
- 120 investigations a month
- 5 seats
- White-label reports
- API, webhooks and bulk runs
Enterprisefrom $2,500 / mo
For teams that keep data in-house.
- Self-hosted or on-premises
- SSO and audit log
- Strict mode enforced
Need more? Extra investigations are $12 each, on any plan.
Trust
01
Every claim cited
If a finding has no source, it doesn't make the report. Every link between two findings says why, with the line from the source that shows it.
02
You approve the sensitive steps
Breach records, Telegram leak channels, phone lookups and heavy infrastructure scans wait for your yes. Say no and they stay off for the case.
03
No guessing where someone lives
Places are pinned at city level, only where a source states them. Photo GPS is never used, and you confirm or rule out every pin.
04
Hands off sensitive traits
Politics, religion, sexuality and health are never inferred without strong grounding and a human check.
05
Every send on the record
Only a case's owner can send its report to Slack, after a warning that personal data is about to be posted. Each send is logged with exactly what went out.
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Built against misuse
An acceptable-use policy, rate limits and identity checks on every paid plan.
Nuculair is not a consumer reporting agency. It may not be used for employment, credit, tenant screening or insurance decisions, or any purpose covered by the FCRA. Read our Acceptable Use Policy and Privacy Policy.
What is Nuculair?
Nuculair is an automated OSINT investigation platform. You give it a name, an email address, a username, a phone number or a photo, and it runs the collection and cross-checking an analyst would, in minutes. Every finding in the report links to its source.
What can an investigation start from?
A full name, an email address, a username or handle, a phone number, a photo or a company domain. Nuculair splits the case into three to eight lines of inquiry and works them through a loop of up to twenty cycles. You can also pick a mode that keeps the case on one job: founder check, KYB report, org intel, ICP fit, threat actor footprint or crisis actor briefing. For a quick answer on one email address, a reverse email lookup returns a short sourced card in seconds without opening a case.
How does Nuculair avoid matching the wrong person?
Every candidate link goes through a challenge step that looks for namesakes, mismatched locations and timelines that don't fit. A link is accepted only above 0.80 confidence and rejected below 0.10, and any step that would expand the case to a new identity waits for an operator to confirm it.
Where do the findings come from, and how are they cited?
Nuculair collects live from public sources, breach indexes and, only if you allow it, dark-web indexes. Each finding records the source, when it was captured, a SHA-256 fingerprint of the source, its confidence and the privacy tier it was collected under.
Can investigations stay private?
Yes. Each case runs inside a privacy tier you choose: passive, active or underground. In strict mode nothing identifying leaves your environment and lookups use hashes. Enterprise plans can run fully self-hosted. Searches of breach records and Telegram leak channels, phone lookups and heavy infrastructure scans ask for your approval before they run.
How does Nuculair show where someone has been?
On a map with a 2D and 3D view. Places are pinned at city level and only where a source states them; Nuculair never estimates where someone lives and never places a photo from its GPS data. Each pin can be confirmed or ruled out from the map, and places where sources disagree are marked as not fitting.
Can Nuculair connect to our own tools?
Yes. Firm and Enterprise plans include a versioned API: start investigations one at a time or in bulk (up to 25 per call, or from a CSV), read findings with their sources, export reports as JSON or PDF, and receive signed webhooks when a case completes, fails or stops. A case's owner can also send a finished report to a Slack channel; every send is logged with the exact text that was posted.
How much does Nuculair cost?
Your first full investigation is free. Investigator is $149 a month for 25 investigations, Firm is $499 a month for 120 investigations and five seats, and Enterprise starts at $2,500 a month. Extra investigations are $12 each.
Who is Nuculair for?
Due-diligence and OSINT firms, corporate security and fraud teams, trust and safety teams, and investigative journalists: people who need findings they can defend.
How do I contact Nuculair?
Email info@nuculair.com, or use the form at the bottom of the homepage to tell us about your team and the cases you run.
Can Nuculair be used for employment, tenant or credit screening?
No. Nuculair is not a consumer reporting agency and may not be used for employment, credit, tenant screening or insurance decisions, or for any purpose covered by the FCRA.
Get started
Tell us about your team and the cases you run. Your first full investigation is on us.
Prefer email? Write to info@nuculair.com.