Dossier v0.1.0 — macOS (Apple Silicon)

First release. Dossier is an offline OSINT investigation workbench: run one
investigation through collect → curate → report and export a cited due-diligence
document.

Highlights

• Collectors (public sources, no API keys): username presence (Maigret),
  GitHub, Keybase, email account-existence (Gravatar + holehe), SEC EDGAR
  filings, CourtListener court records, file/photo metadata (ExifTool), and a
  search-kit of guided pivot links for walled sources.
• Curate: pick findings into the case, edit notes, set an analyst confidence
  per finding, delete what you don't want.
• Report templates: Full Background Investigation, TraceLabs missing-person,
  Company / Entity (KYB) due diligence, and a one-page profile. Collected
  sections auto-fill with numbered, de-duplicated citations.
• Editable report: a Word-like editor (type anywhere, drag images to resize);
  your edits drive both exports, PDF (exact, via Chromium) and Word .docx.

Download (macOS, Apple Silicon)

Download Dossier-macOS-arm64-0.1.0.zip below, unzip, and drag Dossier.app
into /Applications.

First launch (the app isn't notarized yet): right-click Dossier.app → Open
→ confirm, or run:
xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Dossier.app

Requirements

• Apple Silicon (M1 or later), macOS 11 or newer. arm64-only — will not run on
  Intel Macs.
• Keep the app on local disk (/Applications), not in a cloud-sync folder.
• Optional: brew install exiftool for photo/file metadata extraction.

Known limitations

• macOS Apple Silicon only; no Intel, Windows, or Linux builds yet.
• Not yet notarized by Apple (hence the right-click-Open step).
• Email discovery is limited: Dossier enriches an email you already have, it does
  not find an arbitrary person's address.