Get Ubikron today
Install UbikronIt installs free from the Chrome Web Store. Using it takes a license: $345 a year, or $96 a quarter. Buy a license
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Register and log in from the extension, then buy your license there or on the pricing page with the same email. Bought licenses for a team, or changing your email? Assign them in the license portal.
Want your own server?
Teams can share the public server, or run their own and keep everything on their own network, from $3.5k a year. Already have a license? Try a server of your own on your machine, free.
Private servers → Get a PDF quote →Want to try it first?
There's no free trial. Ubikron takes a few days to learn, and the people who pay for it put those days in. The screenshots, video and tutorials show exactly what you'd get. If you'd still like to try it yourself, ask and we'll look at a test license.
See it → Watch the tutorials → Ask for a test license →What users say about Ubikron
Ubikron feels like the rare OSINT tool destined to become a verb. It automatically saves every page and screenshot, lets me annotate, extract entities, and pivot to look-ups inside the browser, essentially turning my browser into a BROWSER+++.
I've recently been using Ubikron for OSINT collection and analysis, and I'm thoroughly impressed. It streamlines my investigation workflow, allowing me to search and enrich data effortlessly.
Ubikron preserves my research trail and lets me drag clippings into notes, no copy-paste needed. It shadows my workflow so I can think, not file.
The South African Army knife for investigators: Ubikron records my browsing, captures evidence, queries the sources I choose, maps the case and helps write the report.
Not the worst thing that's ever been on my system.
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