50,000+ documented cases. AI-powered investigation tools. Worldwide crime news. An obsessive community. All in 7 languages — updated daily.
We built the platform Murderpedia should have become — modern, AI-powered, globally comprehensive, and updated every day.
Every country, every era. 50,000+ structured case files — timelines, perpetrator profiles, victim records, forensic analysis, and related cases — auto-updated by AI daily.
Ask anything about any case. Get sourced, factual answers from our case database in seconds — no hallucinations, no speculation, citations included.
YouTube documentaries, podcast episodes, true crime books, and streaming availability — automatically matched and linked to every case page.
Explore cases geographically. Pin-clustered worldwide crime map with country filters, era overlays, and direct case links. Navigate crime history like never before.
Drag-and-drop visual investigation canvas. Build your own case theory board — add evidence, draw connections, create timelines, share with the community.
English, Portuguese, Spanish, Korean, French, German, Japanese. Every case page, every feature — fully translated and localized for 7 languages at launch.
AI-curated worldwide crime news updated every 30 minutes. Breaking case developments, new arrests, verdict notifications — linked directly to case pages.
Follow any case and get push notifications the moment there's a new development. Cold case solved? You'll know in seconds, not days.
Every case documented with the same depth — from well-known serial killers to unsolved cold cases no one is talking about.
Murderpedia gets 735,000 monthly visitors with 14-minute sessions on 2005-era HTML. We built what it should have become.
They have the data but stopped in 2017. No mobile, no AI, no community, no multilingual support. We have all of it, updated daily.
Great community, terrible UX, dying moderation. We built a community with the structure and moderation it deserves.
The energy is there, the structure isn't. We built the database and investigation tools that r/UnresolvedMysteries never had.
Cases spread across thousands of disconnected articles. We connect them — perpetrators, victims, locations, related cases, media — in one structured database.