Questions to answer before you open the vault.
Dropbase is a technical investigation product. These answers state the current boundaries without promising complete coverage or guaranteed attribution.
What is Dropbase?
Dropbase is a private workspace for indexed breach and stealer-log search, public-source OSINT, developer APIs with worked examples, usage plans, and referral rewards.
Who is it for?
The clearest current fit is technical users who understand authorization, source coverage, false positives, and evidence review: security investigators, OSINT professionals, researchers, and developers.
Can Dropbase prove that two records belong to one person?
No. A matching identifier is evidence to review, not guaranteed identity resolution. Confirm attribution with independent context.
Can Dropbase recover my vault key?
No. The saved vault value is the account and API credential. The onboarding flow requires you to save and confirm it before the workspace opens.
Does Dropbase guarantee coverage or provider uptime?
No. Indexed datasets and public providers have different coverage, latency, and availability. Review provider status and timestamps with every investigation.
Is Dropbase legal to use?
Dropbase is intended for legitimate security research, account monitoring, threat intelligence, and authorized investigations. The operator is responsible for authorization and applicable law.
Does the API expose my key in examples?
The product documentation is designed to show masked or placeholder credentials. Never place a real vault key in source control, logs, browser code, or shared examples.
How does Dropbase measure growth?
The implemented dashboard uses allowlisted aggregate events and pseudonymous identifiers. It excludes searches, vault keys, filenames, emails, IP addresses, and raw customer data from the growth view.