Application identification
Identify a wide range of applications across messaging, email, cloud storage, browsers, VPN, and other categories from IPDR material.
Digital ForensicsIPDR Forensic Analyzer
Nigrani helps authorised investigators analyse IP Detail Records (IPDR) to understand application usage, voice and video communication indicators, VPN-related activity, and session patterns — and to produce structured, court-oriented evidence packages. Nigrani is offered as a production product (v1.0.0) with Windows, Android, and offline desktop deployment options.



Identify a wide range of applications across messaging, email, cloud storage, browsers, VPN, and other categories from IPDR material.
Detect indicators of voice and video activity from supported communications services, with confidence classification for investigative review.
Highlight VPN-related activity and named service indicators to support further authorised enquiry.
Group activity into subscriber sessions so investigators can review usage over time rather than isolated rows.
Enrich addresses with available location and network-organisation context to support mapping and briefing.
Native handling of common IPDR file layouts used in Indian telecom reporting, including multi-file analysis.
Export structured packages with reports, activity extracts, hashes, and supporting files for case documentation.
Produce descriptions classified by confidence level to support disclosure and supervisory review.
Load CSV or spreadsheet IPDR exports, including multi-file sets in common Indian reporting formats.
Review applications, session groupings, VPN indicators, and voice/video classifications.
Add available geographic and network-organisation context to endpoints under review.
Generate a hashed package of reports and extracts for case files and further legal process.
No. Nigrani is supplied to authorised agencies through a controlled demonstration and licensing process.
Nigrani accepts IPDR files in CSV and Excel formats, including common Department of Telecommunications layouts.
Yes. A Windows desktop deployment is available for offline and isolated-network use.