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The console

One workspace for the graph and for the identities you run. Explore infrastructure, run investigations, and give every agent or device a verifiable address, all from one console.

The console is the visual front door to Whisper. The left rail splits in two: a Workspace for reading the graph (Explore, Investigate, Workflows, Query) and a Monitoring area for the identities you run (Agents and Devices).

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Everything the console shows, anyone can verify from the open internet with dig, curl, and RDAP. It is a convenience over public records, not a source of truth. Every screenshot here is a demo workspace with illustrative data.

1 · The workspace

The Workspace tools read the Whisper security graph. Explore walks connected infrastructure visually, Investigate runs a guided workflow on one indicator, Workflows is the full library of those runs, and Query is a read-only Cypher console.

The Explore landing in the Whisper console, shown with demo data: a left navigation split into a Workspace area (Explore, Investigate, Workflows, Query) and a Monitoring area (Agents, Devices), with a single search box to seed the graph.
The Explore landing. The left rail carries the Workspace tools up top and the Monitoring surfaces below. Shown in a demo workspace.

2 · Monitoring your identities

The Monitoring area is where you provision and watch what you run. Agents are your headless workloads; Devices are the laptops and phones in a household or fleet. Each is a routable IPv6 /128 that is at once its name, its credential, and its audit trail.

The Agents list in the console, shown with demo data: a table of agents, each with a routable /128 address, a status, and 24-hour egress.
Monitoring: the Agents list. Each agent is a routable /128. Demo data, illustrative figures.
The Devices page in the console, shown with demo data: three devices, each with its own address and a private map of which companies answer its lookups.
Monitoring: the Devices view. Each device carries its own address. Demo household, illustrative data.

3 · Access and keys

Sign in with your account, or connect a client without the browser at all. Connect over MCP wires an IDE or AI client to the graph; Account and keys covers your profile, API keys, plan, and support. A key is optional for read-only checks and unlocks the full control plane when you supply it.

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