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Get the most out of the desk in five minutes.

Off Leash Intel is built to move from the big picture to the exact receipt fast. Here is how each part fits together.

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Open today’s desk

The home page always leads with the latest situation report and a live operating picture. Start there to see what is moving right now, then open the full report for the detail.

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Read a report

Work from assessment to evidence

Each report opens with the key assessment, then breaks into individual developments. Every development carries an evidence label, links back to the original post, and shows any outside reporting matched to it — graded as supports, adds context, or disputes.

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Operating picture

See where the signal concentrates

The map plots every geolocated development on one rotating globe. Zoom to cluster or spread markers, use the timeline to replay a window, and select any marker to see the exact precision its evidence supports.

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Dossiers

Follow a place, actor, or region over time

Every recurring place, person, organization, and region builds its own dossier — first-seen, last-seen, momentum, and a link to every report that names it. Follow one to track a single thread as it develops.

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Forecasts

Weigh the calls, not the noise

The forecast ledger records specific, resolvable calls and grades them as events play out, so you can judge the track record on the record.

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Go from a name to the exact moment

The intelligence index lets you move from any person, place, or organization to the exact report, mapped development, and source where it appeared.

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Want the mechanics? The methodology documents how each record is built, sourced, and corrected.