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Type a name or domain and hit generate. Our engine pulls the public record live — the website, DNS & email, the open web, tech stack and history — and assembles a complete, sourced, nine-section dossier right here. No API key. No install.

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Name the company

That's the whole brief. Watch the file build, then read or export it below.

Tip: a domain (like stripe.com) gives the richest, fastest result.

confidential // case file
Awaiting subject
nine sections · public record · sourced
  1. 1Overview & identity
  2. 2People & org chart
  3. 3Hiring radar
  4. 4Money trail
  5. 5Locations
  6. 6Tech fingerprint
  7. 7News & timeline
  8. 8Relationship web
  9. 9Risk flags

The company name you enter is sent to our generator API (api.companydossier.lol) to fetch public data and build the file; we don't store it. The optional polish step sends the dossier to api.anthropic.com with your key. Export runs entirely in your browser. Privacy.

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Or run it in your own AI

Rather use ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, Gemini or Grok? Pick one — it opens in a new tab with a ready-to-run dossier prompt. This is different from the generator above: the work happens in your AI, not here.

Opens your chosen AI in a new tab. Perplexity & Grok run it automatically; ChatGPT fills the prompt (press Enter); Claude & Gemini open with the prompt copied — just paste. The full prompt is always copied to your clipboard as a backup, and shown above after you click.

This hands a prompt to your own AI — the chat does the research in your account, and quality depends on that tool. Want a structured, sourced dossier returned automatically for an app, agent or script? That's the MCP server & API → (the same engine behind the free in-browser generator).

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