Collect the evidence. Review it. Produce it.
ISeek is a small team's forensic collection and e-discovery suite: targeted collection from Windows machines under a granted US patent, review in the browser, and productions the other side can load. Hosted by us, or run on your own server where nothing leaves your network.
Law firms and e-discovery providers
- Review in the browser: per-reviewer coding, tags and notes; privilege withholding that follows email families, so a withheld message takes its attachments with it.
- Produce Concordance and Relativity load files with Bates numbering, Group IV TIFF imaging, privilege and redaction logs.
- Ask questions of the record in plain language against a local model or one you bring; every answer cites the documents it came from and egress is enforced by policy, not by trust.
- Coding history is sealed with post-quantum signatures (ML-DSA-65), so the review proves itself.
Forensic examiners
- Targeted collection under US Patent 8,392,706: the search is authored on your machine and encrypted so nothing on the target can read it; results come back encrypted with your key.
- Reads without writing: the collector is designed to leave the target's file system and operating system unmodified, which is what claims 4 and 5 of the patent describe.
- Reads NTFS, FAT and exFAT, ext, HFS+; E01, raw, VHD/VHDX, VMDK and VDI images; recovers from Volume Shadow Copies.
- A Verify panel proves the recorded evidence against itself, and the chain of custody is signed. Clean means what was captured is intact; the coverage record says, separately, what could not be read.
Government and enterprise
- Runs on your infrastructure: a Windows Server appliance or a Linux host. Evidence and review data stay inside your network.
- AI assistance runs against models on your own hardware, or in the reviewer's own browser, with an air-gap mode that refuses any other endpoint.
- Term licensing: a price per seat or per server, not a per-gigabyte surprise at the end of a matter.
- Protected by a granted US patent in force to 2031.