Report in.Chart out.
TRACE turns narrative reports into a shared intelligence picture, traceable to source on every node. In the browser. No Windows license, no six-figure program.
UNCLASSIFIED // FICTIONAL SCENARIO: COBALT MERIDIAN
Report in, chart out.
A narrative report goes in as prose, or a spreadsheet goes in as rows. A shared, source-traceable picture comes out.
On 14 July, a source reported that Marcus Vale placed a call from a burner phone and was later seen at the port district meeting two unidentified associates before departing by vehicle.
TRACE proposes the column mapping, you approve it, every row keeps its source. Same chart, either door.
Every node points back to the sentence, or the spreadsheet row, it came from.
One controlled vocabulary.
22 entity types, dozens of relationships, so two analysts mean the same thing.
Provenance on every node.
Nothing enters the chart without a source to point back to. That is the rule TRACE enforces.
The same facts, resolved in time.
Sequence, pattern of life, tracking.
- 141330Z JULMeeting logged near the port district, three subjects present.
- 150645Z JULVehicle movement tracked south along the coastal route.
- 151915Z JULTransaction referenced in reporting, cash, unconfirmed value.
- 160210Z JULCommunication intercept ties the associate phone to the subject.
- 161440Z JULFollow-on meeting, same location, pattern of life confirmed.
Your console. Your grammar.
Six operator themes, mission icon palettes, and display options. The room changes color; the intel grammar never changes meaning. Grid, symbology, MGRS or lat and long, node and label sizing, all yours.
Ontology color is fixed. The theme paints the room, never the grammar.
Teal Ops / MGRS
Sit down at the console.
The prototype door. One picture, traceable to source, in the browser.
UNCLASSIFIED // FICTIONAL SCENARIO: COBALT MERIDIAN