...and then dive deeper into our new document translation feature: openaleph.org/blog/2026/03...

...as well as our improvements in ingesting and extracting information from emails: openaleph.org/blog/2026/03...

And yes, the UI got a little glow-up too.

#DARC #openaleph

OpenAleph 5.2 is out!

We go through the main changes in this release: openaleph.org/blog/2026/03...

#DARC #openaleph

Edition 10: So much went wrong with the Epstein File release "Jan addresses the chaotic release of the Epstein Files and the ensuing complications from a data perspective."

Jan Strozyk, has published a write-up of the messiness of the latest Epstein files release from the US DOJ.

buttondown.com/readwrite/ar...

#DARC #OpenAleph #Epstein

🚨 New in OpenAleph: Geocoded Addresses

Names & IDs are key for finding connections, but geography tells a story too.

Now you can:
📍 Map entities
🏠 Spot shared addresses
🕵️‍♀️ Explore what’s nearby
🧩 Uncover hidden links

A new lens for network mapping & company sleuthing.
#OpenAleph #OSINT #DataTools

Whether you just want to lurk or contribute, we'd love to see you there!
#OSINT #OpenAleph #DARCSocial

Data and Research Center – DARC The community for all things OSINT, data research and OpenAleph.

Even more, we're excited to hear your feedback on what we've already built and all the new features to come.
Don't forget to join the conversation and help shape what's next on darc.social

#DataJournalism #OpenAleph #Dataharvest2025 #CommunityContributions

It's #TeamTuesday and we're finally revealing our ghost in the machine and Senior Developer! @catileptic.bsky.social is an open-source developer working on investigative tooling, including #OpenAleph.

You may have read that we're starting OpenAleph, but what is it? It's an open source document search engine used for journalistic investigations, forked from the Aleph tool originally developed by @occrp.org (1/2)
#OpenAleph #OpenSourceSoftware