OSINT Receipts

I have spent a lot of time doing OSINT investigations with 20 tabs open, screenshots in one folder, videos somewhere else, URLs copied into notes, case information scattered across files, and then trying to pull everything together into a professional report.

Eventually, I asked myself why I was still doing all of this separately when I knew how to build software.

That question became OSINT Receipts.

I built OSINT Receipts from the perspective of an investigator because I wanted one place where I could search, review sources, capture screenshots and video, preserve evidence, record notes, organize cases, research usernames, email addresses, IP addresses, domains, DNS records, and public records, archive webpages, and generate professional investigation reports.

Everything stays connected to the investigation instead of being scattered across 20 different tabs and programs. Most of the workflow can be completed from one page.

The investigator remains in control. Search results do not automatically become evidence. You decide what matters and what belongs in your case. The search results are not AI generated. They come from real external sources with links back to the original material.

Agency workspaces also include shared cases, team management, investigation chatrooms, video conferences, and Protect Reporting for documenting when original reporting was obtained and published.

New tools will continue to be added regularly. I am already working on reverse image search, image metadata analysis, and other image investigation tools that will work within the same case workflow. I am also working on a snippet tool for the extension’s Capture Page feature, allowing investigators to select and capture only the relevant portion of a webpage.

After months of building, testing, fixing, and refusing to give up, OSINT Receipts is officially live.

Website: https://www.osintreceipts.com

Chrome Extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/osint-receipts-capture/kapooffadpjdgannmlhdibjiphknlgel

Facebook Page for updates: https://www.facebook.com/osintreceipts/

There is a free Explorer account available for anyone who wants to look around and try the platform. I would genuinely appreciate feedback from other investigators about what works, what could be improved, and which tools you would like to see added next.

If you know an investigator or researcher who might find OSINT Receipts useful, please share this with them.