The hound
Every good tracker is a hound with a nose for one thing. Digby is ours. Point him at a domain and he comes back with the whole story, five layers deep, already fused.
A basset hound carries around 220 million scent receptors, second only to the bloodhound. Those long ears sweep scent up off the ground and the loose skin holds onto it. Digby is bred for one thing: following a trail no one else can pick up.
Bassets work slow and low, nose down, checking their work. Digby does the same with a domain: DNS, TLS, headers, the AI stack behind the site. He reads what is actually there, not what a company says about itself.
A good hound does not fake a find. When the trail goes cold, Digby says so. Every finding in the dossier carries its evidence, and a maybe is labeled a maybe. No confident nonsense.
Bassethound is the product. Digby is the hound. One domain in, five layers correlated, and a tag that says where every finding came from. That is the whole trick: a sharp nose, honest work, and a dossier you can forward without checking it twice.
Sniff a domain and see