About
Storyzy is an enterprise-grade intelligence platform founded in 2012, purpose-built to combat information manipulation and cognitive warfare at scale. Used by investigators, analysts, and government teams across Europe and North America, it combines automated monitoring with deep investigative capabilities across more than 4 million open sources in 54 languages. At its core, Storyzy identifies Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference (FIMI) by continuously scanning websites, social media channels, and online accounts for signs of coordinated disinformation. Over 75,000 sources are flagged as unreliable through a hybrid AI-human categorization process, while 190,000 sources are classified across trust categories including reliable, academic, and NGO. For OSINT professionals, the platform provides an intuitive interface to query millions of data points instantly, enabling both broad surveillance and targeted deep-dive investigations. AI forensics modules built by Storyzy's engineering team detect AI-generated images, audio, and video (deepfakes), keeping pace with rapidly evolving manipulation techniques. Storyzy also supports 25 languages for content analysis and offers continuous training and customer support. With a capital-independent structure and a team of 47 specialists across 8 nationalities, the company dedicates significant resources to R&D to stay ahead of evolving information warfare tactics. It is ideal for intelligence agencies, media organizations, NGOs, and enterprise security teams.
Key Features
- FIMI Detection & Automated Monitoring: Continuously scans 4M+ sources across 54 languages to identify clues of foreign information manipulation and interference in near real time.
- OSINT Investigation Tools: Provides investigators with an intuitive interface to query millions of data points and conduct deep open-source intelligence investigations.
- AI-Powered Source Categorization: Over 190,000 sources are categorized (reliable, academic, NGO, unreliable) using a combined AI and human review process across 54 languages.
- Deepfake & AI-Generated Media Detection: Integrated AI forensics modules detect manipulated or AI-generated images, audio, and video to counter modern disinformation tactics.
- Multilingual Coverage & Expert Support: Supports 25+ languages for content analysis and offers ongoing training, support, and assistance to all platform users.
Use Cases
- Government and defense agencies monitoring foreign information manipulation campaigns targeting national interests.
- Investigative journalists and media organizations tracking disinformation narratives and verifying source credibility.
- NGOs and think tanks conducting open-source intelligence research on influence operations.
- Corporate intelligence teams assessing reputational threats from coordinated disinformation across social media and news sources.
- Fact-checkers and analysts detecting AI-generated deepfakes and synthetic media in online ecosystems.
Pros
- Massive Source Coverage: Access to over 4 million monitored sources across 54 languages gives analysts an exceptionally broad base for threat detection and intelligence gathering.
- Hybrid AI + Human Reliability Scoring: Combining machine learning with human expert review ensures high-quality source categorization and reduces false positives in disinformation detection.
- Cutting-Edge Deepfake Detection: Built-in AI forensics for detecting synthetic media keeps the platform relevant as manipulation techniques grow more sophisticated.
- Enterprise-Grade Support: Dedicated training and customer support ensure investigative teams can maximize the platform's capabilities from day one.
Cons
- No Public Pricing: Pricing is not disclosed publicly and requires contacting the team for a demo, making cost evaluation difficult without direct engagement.
- Steep Learning Curve for Non-Specialists: The platform is built for professional investigators and analysts; users without an OSINT or intelligence background may find it complex.
- Primarily European Focus: While it covers multiple regions, the platform's client base and source expertise is concentrated in Europe and North America.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is FIMI and how does Storyzy detect it?
FIMI stands for Foreign Information Manipulation and Interference. Storyzy detects it by monitoring over 4 million sources across 54 languages using AI algorithms that identify patterns of coordinated inauthentic behavior, unreliable sourcing, and disinformation narratives.
What types of sources does Storyzy monitor?
Storyzy monitors websites, social media channels, and online accounts. More than 190,000 of these sources are categorized into trust categories including reliable, academic, NGO, and unreliable, with over 75,000 flagged as unreliable.
Can Storyzy detect AI-generated content and deepfakes?
Yes. Storyzy integrates AI forensics tools that detect manipulation of images and identify audio or visual content generated by AI, including deepfakes.
Who is Storyzy designed for?
Storyzy is designed for professional investigators, intelligence analysts, government agencies, media organizations, and NGOs that need to monitor open sources and detect disinformation at scale.
How many languages does Storyzy support?
Storyzy supports monitoring and detection in more than 54 languages, with content analysis capabilities across 25 languages.
