Sold only to police, agencies and investigators after a demo, so most readers won't get near it.
Kenning's take
What it does
Raven, from Graylark Technologies, works out where a photo was taken from the pixels alone, then narrows leads to street level. It can also identify vehicle make and model from blurry images, flag signs of AI generation or manipulation, and look up public account information from an email or phone number. It is sold only to verified agencies and investigative teams.
- Photo geolocation without metadata
- Street-level candidate matching
- Vehicle make, model and year identification
- AI-generation and manipulation signals
- Public account lookup from email or phone
- Case map for investigators
Who it suits. Police, government agencies and investigative teams.
Key facts
- Category
- Business tools
- Made by
- Graylark Technologies
- How to get it
- Verified agencies and investigative teams only, by demo and procurement; trials for qualified organisations
- Works on
- Web
FAQ
What happened to GeoSpy?
Graylark says GeoSpy is now Raven, a broader visual intelligence platform.
Can the public use Raven?
No. It is available to verified agencies and investigative teams.
Facts from the maker's own pages and the sources listed. Checked 2026-10-11.
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