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Decision-grade intelligence.

Stop waiting months for insights that feel stale by the time they hit your inbox. Rook Reports help you make strategic decisions, answer burning questions, close more cases, and publish stories that matter.

powered by Corvus · our proprietary autonomous OSINT engine [learn more]
≤4 hr
Fastest fresh SLA
Briefing tier
$99–499
Fixed, transparent
no contract
100%
Source-graded
Admiralty + ICD 203
Every report
Adversarial pass
red-team before delivery
Who it's for

Built for people who
need the answer graded.

Professional investigators
Analyst-grade tradecraft without a desk of analysts.
Intelligence teams
Force-multiply a lean shop with graded, repeatable output.
Corporate due-diligence
Counterparty, vendor, and acquisition workups on demand.
Investigative journalists
Source-attributed, defensible reporting under deadline.
Strategy desks
Market and competitor reads in hours, not quarters.
How it's different

A different shape of intelligence.

Most vendors sell canned subscriptions or per-hour custom research at consulting prices. We're fixed-scope, transparently priced, and turn around in hours, every report graded, source-attributed, and adversarially validated.

Subscriptions
Gartner · Forrester
$$ / yr
canned
Pre-packaged, broad, not your question.
Consulting
Boutique research
$5K–25K
months
Bespoke but slow and opaque.
Rook Reports
On-demand OSINT
$99–499
hours
Fixed scope, graded, hours-not-months.
Bar = typical lead time (relative). Shorter is faster.
How the work is graded

Two standards do the work.

Every source and judgment carries a grade, so you can see how much weight the evidence holds. The NATO Admiralty code rates each source; ICD 203 sets the words used for likelihood.

ICD 203 likelihood scale
Almost certainly95–99%
Very likely80–95%
Likely / probable55–80%
Roughly even chance45–55%
Unlikely20–45%
Very unlikely5–20%
Almost no chance1–5%
NATO Admiralty code
Source reliability
ACompletely reliable
BUsually reliable
CFairly reliable
DNot usually reliable
EUnreliable
FCannot be judged
Info credibility
1Confirmed
2Probably true
3Possibly true
4Doubtful
5Improbable
6Cannot be judged

A grade pairs the two. B2 = a usually reliable source reporting information that is probably true.

What you get

One file. Opens offline,
anywhere.

Bottom line up front
The judgment first, in plain estimative language.
Key judgments
Thesis-level findings, each graded for confidence.
Relationship graph
Entities, aliases, and links, resolved on the Codex.
Chronology
An indications-and-warning swimlane of events.
Evidence register
Every source graded and hyperlinked to origin.
Geospatial
An offline map when the incident is geographic.
ACH matrix
The competing hypotheses behind the conclusion.
Adversarial pass
An independent red-team challenge, always included.

Scope & disclaimer

Our reporting comes entirely from open sources and analytic inference. It is intelligence reporting, not legal advice or a finding of criminal liability. Where a judgment rests on inference rather than a sourced fact, the brief says so. Between what a machine asserts and what the record treats as true, there is a human approval gate.

Have a subject in mind?

Name a subject and a question. We'll reply to scope the work, fixed price, clear turnaround, graded on delivery.

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