Open-source investigation
Look it up.
Follow the evidence.
Domain and IP reconnaissance built entirely on public data. No paid APIs, no black boxes — just what is publicly observable, and where each claim came from.
What we build
Services
2 live · 1 in the workshop
Codecaptives is the parent. Each service runs on its own subdomain, shares one engine, and is billed — or not — separately.
Live
WireView
wireview.codecaptives.com
Enter a domain or IP and get a graphed investigation — DNS, TLS, certificates, mail records, exposure findings, and a PDF report.
Open WireViewAPI
api.codecaptives.com
The same engine over HTTP. Authenticated with an API key, rate limited, and documented with a browsable OpenAPI spec.
Open APIDissect
no host yet
An EXIF and metadata explorer — drag an image, inspect exactly what it carries, then strip it before sharing.
Not available yetHow it works
Give it a target
A domain or an IP. That is the entire input — no account, no configuration, no dataset to download first.
It resolves everything
DNS and delegation, TLS certificates, certificate transparency, mail and SPF/DMARC policy, network ownership, exposure probes.
You get evidence
A graph of relationships, ranked findings, and the provenance behind each claim. Export it as a report or query the same engine over HTTP.
In the workshop
Dissect
Image metadata explorer
An EXIF and metadata explorer for images. Drag a file in and see exactly what it carries — camera, GPS coordinates, editing history, embedded thumbnails — then strip it before sharing. Same open-data philosophy, applied to photographs.
dissect.codecaptives.com is not deployed. This stays disabled until it is.
Open data only
Every finding traces to public sources — BGP routing tables, certificate transparency logs, WHOIS, DNS. No paid API sits in the path.
Evidence, not vibes
Findings carry provenance: where each signal came from, when it was collected, and how confident the engine is in it.
Self-hosted
One container, an ephemeral database, no vendor lock-in. No account required to look something up.