Ask Veydan
Describe what you want to find out in plain language. Review a proposed collection plan, then ask questions of the records gathered in your case.
Find accounts, check companies and track changes—with answers linked to their sources. Ask a question. Review the evidence. Follow the story.
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(01) See it in practice
See how Veydan turns an investigation question into an answer you can check. Choose an example, watch the conversation, then inspect its sources.
Find all John Doe’s social media accounts.
I found three possible matches in this case’s collected public profiles. None is confirmed as your John Doe.
@johndoe_reports on X
The display name is John Doe. The bio says “Freelance journalist · London”.
Possible match
@john.doe.studio on Instagram
The display name is John Doe. The bio says “Photographer · London”.
Possible match
@john-doe on GitHub
The display name is John Doe. The profile lists London and a software engineering bio.
Possible match
A shared name does not prove these accounts belong to the same person. Do you know a username, employer or website that could narrow the search? I can’t claim these are all of their accounts.
Who runs Halden Trading Ltd, and is halden-trading.example really its website?
Two directors are on the register, both appointed when the company was formed.
A
The domain was registered a week after incorporation. That timing does not confirm that the company owns the website.
B
The company's filing history. Veydan does not collect filings yet.
C
What has changed on the Twitch channel cv_giveaways since we started tracking it?
Twitch has suspended it. The check on 4 October found it active, the one on 6 October suspended.
A
The 4 October record also includes a website link that was absent from the 28 September collection.
B
What was said on its streams. Veydan reads the channel's record, not its broadcasts or chat.
C
(02) How it works
Veydan handles the collection and organisation. You set the scope, review the evidence and decide which findings to keep.
Open a case and say what you're trying to find out and what you already know: a username, an email, a domain or a wallet.
Veydan proposes a plan. You approve it once, and it collects within the limits you agreed.
Review suggested findings against their sources. Accept or reject them, and keep your conclusions separate from what was collected.
Export a print-ready case report with an evidence register and the collected records. Set trackers when the story is still developing.
(03) What it does
Bring your collected records, findings, timeline and board into one case. Spend less time moving between tools and more time examining what the evidence says.
Describe what you want to find out in plain language. Review a proposed collection plan, then ask questions of the records gathered in your case.
Start with one lead—a username, email or domain. Veydan checks relevant public sources and brings the records into one case, with each finding linked to its evidence.
Review accounts, dates and connections together. Published platform identifiers support confirmed links; a resemblance stays a suggestion until you accept it.
Schedule repeat checks on supported sources. Review what changed alongside earlier records, with failed or incomplete checks made visible.
(04) Principles
Traceable sources and visible limitations help you assess a finding. They support your judgement rather than replace it.
Veydan collects public information. Some public records require a sign-in to view; you choose which accounts to connect.
It never posts, messages, follows or pays on anyone's behalf.
Your connected credentials stay on the server and are kept out of AI context. The AI does not choose which account to use.
Your organisation's cases are isolated from other organisations, including at the database level.
(05) Early access
Interested in early access? Tell us about your work and what you'd want Veydan to help you investigate. We'll be in touch about next steps.
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