For investigators

TRACEFRAME

Trace the evidence. Frame the story.

A workspace for investigators to organize evidence, shape timelines, and turn complex cases into clear story frames.

Evidence-first Timeline-aware Story-frame ready
Active trace

Untitled investigation

EvidenceNotes, links, proof points
TimelineWhat happened, when
Risk checkWhat not to overstate
Story frame

Clear angle, missing questions, and a grounded narrative path.

The problem

Investigations get messy before they get clear.

TraceFrame gives investigators a calm workspace for the raw material: evidence, notes, links, timelines, people, proof points, and unanswered questions.

Organize the evidence

Capture the notes, links, claims, and proof points that shape the case.

Shape the timeline

Turn scattered events into a sequence that helps the story make sense.

Find the next move

See what is weak, what is risky, and where the investigation should look first.

Workflow

From trace to frame.

TraceFrame follows a practical investigative flow: intake, evidence classification, timeline shaping, risk check, and final trace check.

  1. IntakeStart with the case question and what is known.
  2. EvidenceRecord links, proof points, gaps, and notes.
  3. TimelineShape what happened into a sequence.
  4. Risk checkSeparate evidence from assumptions.
  5. Trace checkGet a direct read on weak claims, wrong moves, and next places to look.
Investigator guardrails

Built to challenge weak cases, not decorate them.

TraceFrame flags weak evidence, risky wording, missing proof, and bad next moves before a case becomes a public story.