Upload seized footage once. Suraag indexes every person, vehicle and plate — then your team investigates across all videos at once, in plain English, with counts that stand up in court.
Ask questions across every video at once — or drop in a photograph of a person or vehicle — and get exact, auditable counts with the evidence crops attached. No scrubbing timelines.
Click a suspect in the player and the dossier finds every candidate sighting across cameras, with component scores for appearance, plate and travel feasibility. A physically impossible hop is flagged as a contradiction, never presented as a match.
Full and partial plate search, plate timelines on a map, and standing watches that alert you the moment a plate reappears in new footage.
Saree colour, turban, tattoos, jewellery, a hidden face, a limp aid, vehicle damage — filter by the small details witnesses actually remember.
Classical sharpening stays evidence-grade; AI reconstruction is clearly banner-marked as investigative leads only — never mixed.
Play up to four cameras against one shared clock, with coverage bars, incident markers, and honest gaps where no camera was recording.
Full and partial plate search runs across every video in the case at once, with sighting timelines and standing watches that alert the moment a plate reappears in newly uploaded footage.
Every read carries its evidence crop and timestamp, so the record stands on its own in the case file.
Every capability below is live in the product today — built to the working practices of Investigating Officers, forensic examiners and prosecutors, and aligned with Sections 61–63 of the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam, 2023.
Cases carry the FIR/CSR number, offence, incident window and legal authority — evidence, findings and sealed reports all hang off the case, and every action is audited against it.
Every detection takes an explicit decision — accepted, rejected or inconclusive. A rejected finding is excluded from sealed reports, and the audit trail keeps the decision forever.
Every video receives a stable evidence number at intake. Footage under legal hold cannot be deleted — not by an operator, and not by automatic retention.
Camera clocks are wrong; recordings are sacred. Suraag shows the original recorded time and the normalized case time side by side, with the offset and its uncertainty — the original is never rewritten.
Every enhanced or redacted image records its parent hash, output hash, exact parameters, tool versions and operator. Nothing leaves the workspace without a visible path back to the original.
Sealed reports produce the BSA Section 63(4) electronic-evidence certificate with the hash report and source particulars filled in — ready for signature.
Every uploaded file is scanned before it touches the evidence store; an infected file is refused with the signature named, and the refusal itself is audited.
Every model behind the product is listed with its version, role and honest limits — and the attribute classifier publishes its own validation gates, serving only the heads that have earned trust.
Counts come from the detection engine, never from a language model. The same question returns the same answer, and every count carries its evidence crops.
One click packs findings, clips and SHA-256 hashes into a sealed report. Any alteration after sealing is detectable — and the seal proves it.
Classical enhancement stays evidence-grade. AI reconstruction is banner-marked as an investigative lead only, so nothing inadmissible contaminates the record.
A pilot takes a day to set up. Your footage never leaves your premises.