Browser extension
One right-click. Investigation started.
The Tracelight Investigator browser extension turns any webpage into a launching pad for an OSINT investigation. Highlight a name, email, phone, or username; right-click; Tracelight opens a new case in your workspace and starts the 32-worker enrichment.
v0.1 — beta. Chrome + Edge confirmed; Firefox build in flight.
Right-click anywhere
Highlight a name, email, phone, or username on any webpage. Right-click → Tracelight → Investigate. New case + subject + enrichment kicked off in your workspace.
Auto-detect identifiers
The extension's content script flags emails, phone numbers, and IPs on the page so you can one-click them without highlighting. Useful for skim-reading subject pages.
Workspace-scoped
All investigations land in your authenticated Tracelight workspace via the same RLS-isolated channel as the dashboard. The extension never has direct DB access.
How to install
- 1Sign in to Tracelight, then go to Dashboard → API tokens → Generate token (read+write scope)
- 2Download the extension build from /downloads (or load it as an unpacked extension from the source repo)
- 3In Chrome / Edge: chrome://extensions → enable Developer Mode → Load unpacked → select the extension folder
- 4Click the Tracelight icon in the toolbar → Settings → paste your API token
- 5Test: highlight an email on any webpage → right-click → Tracelight → Investigate
Listed in the Chrome Web Store + Edge Add-ons marketplace pending — manual install for now.
Privacy + security
- ▸The extension reads page content only when you invoke it (highlight + right-click). It does NOT continuously surveil your browsing.
- ▸Highlighted text is sent to your authenticated /api/v1/cases endpoint — same RLS as the dashboard.
- ▸Your API token is stored in Chrome's encrypted storage, scoped to the extension origin.
- ▸Source code is open for review; build it yourself to verify (see /careers if you'd like to contribute).
Get the extension.
7-day free trial on Tracelight, then the extension works against your workspace. Chrome + Edge today; Firefox shipping in v0.2.
