qarina
/qa·ri·na/ noun · Arabic legal termlaw. A corroborating circumstance. Evidence that points toward the truth but must be verified before it can prove anything.
software. An open-source research assistant for human rights investigators. It searches, collects, and archives digital evidence with verifiable provenance: every source cited, every page archived, every report hashed.
AI finds leads. Humans establish facts.
Deterministic search lanes across web, news, images, video, documents, and social platforms. Every YouTube result becomes a dossier: metadata, timestamped transcript, thumbnails, verification pivots.
A knowledge graph remembers every prior investigation. New research opens with what the team already established: entities, relations, earlier findings. Leads become stronger when they connect.
Each report ships with a methodology appendix: every tool call logged, cited pages archived to the Wayback Machine, the report body hashed with SHA-256. Defensible from the first query.