How it moves
The case opens as one hero view. From there the officer moves inward — into evidences, into call records, into findings, into documents — and each step zooms rather than navigates. Inside evidences, the categories a phone produces open the same way.
Chats as conversations
Not rows in a table. A thread reads as a thread, which is what makes it land in a briefing.
Locations full-screen
Maps open to the full frame and fly between points, so a movement pattern can be shown rather than described.
Media by flag
Filtered by the flags the forensic export carried, so a review can go straight to the material that matters.
Argus Live
The same case as a tactical console: a tilted satellite map with movement drawn as curved paths and a travelling pulse marking direction, timeline playback, an automatic tour, and a collapsible console that takes a question in plain language.
Why it exists
An investigation that has been done well is frequently lost at the moment it is explained. A senior officer given twelve minutes and a spreadsheet takes away nothing; the same twelve minutes spent moving through the case lands.
It is a full product
Explore includes case creation and evidence intake, so a case can be built and shown entirely from inside it — for units whose work is presentation and review rather than analysis.