Forsiche.
Case management software for forensic teams — evidence, custody and courtroom-ready reporting in one record.
Evidence, treated like evidence.
A dark, procedural register for a business built on chain of custody.
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
What makes it work.
Three choices that carry the whole page.
A fingerprint that means something
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.
Every hand-off, hash-chained
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.
AI that shows its work
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.
A closer look.
A few more frames from the page.
