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Noeron
The intelligence workspace for digital investigations.
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The intelligence workspace for digital investigations.
10 followers
Noeron turns one selector — email, domain, username, phone, IP, wallet or company — into a live intelligence graph. 40+ plugins (most needing no API key) run automatically and expand findings. Native SwiftUI for Mac, iPad & iPhone. Open source, MIT.
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Curious how you keep the plugin results trustworthy when a bunch run without an API key, like is there scoring across sources or do I just trust whatever each plugin spits out?
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@smeyye214197 Great question — "keyless" doesn't mean "unverified," and that distinction is the whole design.
A few things:
1. Keyless ≠ low-trust. Most of the free sources are primary data, not guesses — DNS records, Certificate Transparency logs, public blockchains, WHOIS, government company registries. Those are often more authoritative than a paid aggregator that's just reselling them.
2. Every finding is sourced + scored. Nothing is anonymous: each entity carries a confidence value and the exact plugin that produced it, and there's a full provenance/audit log of every run. Anything from a stubbed or sample source is explicitly flagged so you never mistake it for live intel.
3. You stay in control. You can adjust a finding's confidence, discard false positives (they won't be re-discovered), and merge duplicates — so the graph reflects your judgment, not blind plugin output. Reports even embed the confidence + discard state.
So today it's "sourced, scored, and curatable," not "trust whatever it spits out."
Tried a quick email lookup and the graph view is genuinely satisfying, watching the related domains and breaches just light up as plugins run in the background. The no-API-key setup is a nice touch too.
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@odilsizogl69529 Love this, thank you 🙏 The "watch it light up as plugins run" moment is the one thing I optimized hardest for — findings stream onto the graph live as each source returns, so it feels like the investigation is building itself rather than a progress bar you wait on.
And the no-key setup is the core bet: the highest-signal OSINT sources (DNS, cert transparency, breach indices, on-chain data) are actually free — they're just scattered. Wiring them together so it all works the second you install is the whole point.
If you want to see it really fan out, drop in a domain next — subdomains, certs and hosting light up fast. And I'm all ears on which source you'd want added. 🚀
Plugged in a random wallet address and watched the graph build out across chains in seconds, which is way more fun than my usual block explorer. The native Mac app feels snappy too.
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@blentgkek1bb1 Ha, "more fun than a block explorer" is high praise — thank you 🙏 That was the goal: an explorer makes you read, the graph lets you see — balances, held tokens, first/last activity and recent transactions all laid out as nodes you can pivot from, across Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana.
And it stays keyless — public RPCs and explorers, no account, no key. It even resolves human-readable names (ENS and friends) so wallets aren't just hex.
If you keep playing: pivot off one of the counterparties it surfaces, or try an ENS name as the seed and watch it resolve back to the address. Snappiness is all the native SwiftUI — glad it landed. 🚀