Indexed records
Search supported fields in the indexed breach and stealer-log dataset, then inspect the returned records instead of treating a match as identity proof.
Learn moreMove from an identifier to reviewable evidence.
Dropbase brings indexed data search, public-source investigation, structured exports, and developer APIs into one workspace. You keep the vault key that opens it.
No recovery shortcutCoverage stays visibleEvidence still needs review
Start with the work, not a promise
Dropbase is built for authorized research where the operator still reviews source coverage, timestamps, conflicts, and false positives.
Public-source OSINT
Run target-aware modules, watch provider coverage, filter results, and export structured JSON or CSV for further review.
Learn moreDeveloper API follow-up
Call the documented /api/v1 data and OSINT interfaces with the same vault credential, using the worked examples in the product as a starting point.
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Developers
Build repeatable search and collection workflows around documented request and response boundaries.
Learn moreResearchers
Collect public-source evidence and keep the output structured enough to inspect or export.
Learn moreSecurity teams
Investigate authorized exposure and account-risk questions without presenting search results as certainty.
Learn moreOSINT professionals
Run target-aware public-source modules, watch provider coverage, and keep provenance attached to every pivot.
Learn moreThe boundaries are part of the product
A Dropbase match is evidence to review, not a guaranteed identity resolution. Coverage and provider availability vary. The user-held vault key is intentionally not recoverable, so saving it is a required onboarding step.
Read the comparison
See where a connected workspace helps and where separate specialist tools may still be the better choice.
Learn moreReview common questions
Understand legal-use, vault, data, API, and availability boundaries before opening the product.
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