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Genesis works across 35+ file formats and evidence types, including UFDR files, Portable Cases, call detail records, documents, PDFs, spreadsheets, handwritten notes, images, video, warrant returns, audio files and more.

Genesis is purpose-built for digital investigations. Unlike general-purpose AI tools or standard investigation software, it understands forensic evidence formats, follows investigative workflows, and links every response back to source material. General-purpose tools are not designed for forensic evidence review, source traceability, or the guardrails that law enforcement and legal teams require.

No. Genesis reduces the time spent manually reviewing evidence so investigators can focus on evaluating leads, making decisions and moving investigations forward. Human judgment remains central. Investigators verify outputs, determine relevance and decide what moves forward. Examiners provide the expertise to validate findings.

Yes. Every response links directly back to the supporting evidence, making it easy to review context and validate findings.

No. Genesis analyzes the data provided to it. It does not alter, add to or modify the underlying evidence.

No. Customer data is not used to train or improve models.

Genesis is designed with human oversight, source traceability, auditability, role-based access and guardrails that help keep responses grounded in the evidence provided.

Cellebrite Genesis is built for complex, multi-source investigations. It supports analysis across UFDRs, Portable Cases, CDRs, documents, audio, video, and warrant returns — letting investigators ask questions across all case data in a single session. Unlike generic AI platforms, Genesis is purpose-built for the evidence types, security requirements, and workflow standards that investigation teams rely on.

Genesis is a SaaS solution. There is no software to install, and it is accessed through a secure tenant created for your organization.

Yes. Your data stays within your organization’s secure Genesis environment and is only used to analyze the evidence you upload. It is never used to train or improve AI models and is not shared outside your environment. Genesis is not an evidence management system, so agencies should continue to retain their own copy of the original evidence. Genesis only analyzes the evidence you provide—it does not search the internet, perform web queries or incorporate outside (OSINT) data into its responses. Built-in guardrails help keep responses grounded in your evidence and aligned with investigative workflows.

Genesis transcribes and translates audio and text across 100+ languages, including recorded calls, and makes the content fully searchable. It is built to interpret informal language, slang, abbreviations and misspellings, and you can clarify the meaning of specific terms directly in your prompts.

Genesis helps investigators visualize timelines, map locations, identify relationships and uncover connections across communications, financial activity and other evidence types. Every insight is linked back to the original evidence, allowing investigators to review the context, verify findings and confidently evaluate the next steps in their investigation.

Genesis is designed to handle large investigative datasets, including very large files and complex cases. Upload capabilities continue to expand as the platform evolves. If you have specific requirements, your Cellebrite representative can help determine the best approach.

Genesis analyzes evidence on a per-case basis, so prompts are scoped to the case you are working in. Cross-case analysis is feedback we are actively considering as we build out the roadmap.

Agencies that need cross-case analysis should consider Pathfinder. Pathfinder extends analysis across multiple cases and data sources. This enables investigators to uncover hidden connections, identify recurring persons of interest, detect patterns across investigations, and deconflict cases that would otherwise remain siloed.

If agencies are looking for more integrated AI analysis, Guardian Investigate applies AI across all data within a single case, including UFDRs, common files, manually added evidence, OSINT, tasks and investigator notes.

Genesis uses a flexible, usage-based pricing model built on credits, with agency-based pricing and unlimited users. Credits are consumed when data is uploaded and processed and when prompts are entered, and usage can be monitored from the admin dashboard. A free trial is available so your agency can gauge usage before working with your account manager on the right fit.

Genesis is currently available to law enforcement and government agencies. Expansion into the private sector is actively in progress, with more details to come.