Case study · Website and product design
Case management software for forensic teams — evidence, custody and courtroom-ready reporting in one record.
Every contact leaves a trace.
Case management for forensic teams. Evidence, custody and courtroom-ready reporting in one record, built for people who get cross-examined on their software.
The brief, in short
The look
Forsiche trades typical SaaS brightness for something closer to a case file — near-black panels, monospace timestamps and hash strings, and a fingerprint motif that runs from the hero straight through to the link-analysis board. It reads less like software marketing and more like the record itself.
The one loud gesture is reserved for the accent: a narrow band of mint-teal that marks anything live — matches, signatures, active links — against a field that's otherwise deliberately quiet. Restraint is the point; this is a tool built for people who get cross-examined on their software.
The palette
A closer look
Every contact leaves a trace — on every screen.
Three choices that carry the whole page
The ridge-and-whorl mark isn't decoration — it's the same motif used for the case-board link analysis and the wireframe behind assisted analysis, so the brand and the product argument are the same image.
The custody timeline turns an abstract compliance promise — nothing goes missing — into six plain steps with real hash fragments attached, a much easier thing to trust than a paragraph of copy.
Assisted analysis is framed as ranked, sourced suggestions with a visible score, not a black box — the exact posture a tool needs when its output might end up in front of a jury.
The process behind the page, start to finish
Forsiche brought us on to take a case-management concept and make it feel like software investigators could actually trust in court.
A handful of calls to understand chain-of-custody requirements and how examiners actually want AI assistance to show its work.
The fingerprint motif and near-black register came out of this stage — a deliberate departure from typical SaaS brightness.
Evidence, custody and analysis, one connected record. We mapped the page around a single case file, not a feature list.
Low-fidelity layouts to test the pacing — case board, custody timeline, assisted analysis — before the final visual language was applied.
Near-black panels, monospace timestamps and a hash-chained custody trail that reads like the record itself.
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