Journey visualization
Replay a device path against a clear timeline so movement, stops, and sequencing are easier to explain to investigators and stakeholders.
Designed for chronological case review
Investigative geolocation intelligence
Turn device movement into evidence you can actually brief.
GeoForensics helps case teams ingest KML location exports, replay journeys with timestamp context, and examine movement gaps without dropping into a heavyweight GIS workflow. The result is a faster, clearer route from raw data to investigative narrative.
KML-ready
Upload exported journey data directly and start reviewing the route in minutes.
Gap-aware
Flag estimated positioning periods when reported location data goes quiet.
Local-session
Replay data is handled in-session so sensitive case material stays under your control.
Journey reconstruction
Replay chronological movement paths with case-friendly visual framing.
Timestamp context
Assess where the device was and when key transitions occurred.
Gap estimation
Identify intervals where evidence requires an estimated position rather than a confirmed one.
Operational control
Keep uploads and review activity within the live application session.
Built for investigations where location detail matters.
The landing experience follows the structure of a modern investigative product page, but the content is tailored to what GeoForensics already does today: upload KML, inspect route behavior, and review periods where location certainty changes.
Gap-aware interpretation
Separate confirmed movement from estimated positioning so analysts can explain confidence levels instead of overclaiming continuity.
Supports defensible narrative building
Focused KML intake
Start from exported KML files instead of building a bespoke import pipeline. The tool is optimized for getting analysts into review mode quickly.
Current workflow matches existing upload support
A straightforward review path from upload to route analysis.
The reference page uses a polished product-story structure. Here, that same structure now points to the real GeoForensics workflow and keeps claims aligned with the current application behavior.
01
Upload exported KML
Select a KML file from your case material and push it into the replay workflow without switching tools.
02
Inspect the route chronologically
Review movement with timestamp context so key stops, clusters, and transitions are easier to identify.
03
Account for data loss or silence
Where the source data becomes unavailable, use the estimated positioning view to distinguish inference from observed movement.
Visual proof points from the existing tool.
Instead of placeholder graphics, the landing page now uses the screenshots already checked into the repository so the home page looks polished without misrepresenting the product.
Replay the route
Track how the subject moved through space and time from a single, readable interface.
Highlight uncertainty correctly
Present estimated positioning separately so evidence reviews stay honest about what is observed and what is inferred.
See the product at a glance
Use the home page as a concise explanation of what GeoForensics does before users open the workflow.