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Your frontier lab for solving crimes

For civilians

Securely collect and preserve evidence.

Two phones showing the Rodeo civilian app: the welcome screen and options to add documents, messages, notes, screenshots, voice memos, photos or videos to a case.

How it works

An angled phone displays a fictional non-consensual images case and separates into the civilian app, distributed agents, legal harness and detective workspace. The floating cards illustrate permission, scope, possible connections and follow-up questions. Use the numbered controls or select a layer to inspect it. The horses rest, graze and take a few small steps when their layer is open. The switches and responses are local mock interactions; they do not connect accounts, submit evidence or establish legal authority.

Rodeo investigative workspace with a pastoral sidebar, case files, and suggested questions to help detectives move their investigations forward
Available on desktop and mobile

Our harness turns the law into the agent’s to-do list

The law, as written

“A governmental entity may require a provider to disclose the contents of a user’s account only pursuant to a warrant issued by a court of competent jurisdiction…”

18 U.S.C. § 2703(a), roughly one of 400 paragraphs that govern a single NCII case in California.

Compiled into checks

  • Met: Case is in California
  • Met: Investigation is open and authorized
  • Met: Account and date range are specific
  • Pending: Account is linked to the crime
  • Pending: Probable cause is established
  • Pending: A judge has signed

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So the agent does this today

Crime modules

Select the modules you’re interested in.

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We partner with

The National Center for Victims of Internet & Cyber Exploitation (NCVIC)

A clearinghouse for internet crimes serving victims of trafficking, child exploitation and technology-facilitated abuse

Learn more about NCVIC (opens in a new tab)

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