Here’s an overview of community efforts to make The Files more accessible. I’ve written a small description and possible warnings alongside them.
Epstein Research GitHub Mirror
- A mirror for all the files
- ⚠️ Microsoft owns Github
- https://github.com/rhowardstone/Epstein-research
Epstein Files Research Database
- Search the complete DOJ production: ~1.4 million documents, ~2.8 million pages across 12 datasets — including transcribed audio & video, spreadsheets, and photographs, fully indexed
- https://epstein-data.com/
DOJ Tracker
- Project that tracks and documents every time the DOJ changes the files. Automated posts on Twitter when files change here.
- https://justice.geeken.dev/
- Google sheet: here
Jmail
- Access Jeffrey Epstein’s emails through a gmail interface and star important ones.
- https://jmail.world/
Jmail wiki
- Access the files through a WikiPedia-like interface.
- https://jmail.world/wiki/
Epstein Gate
- Using AI to rank, sort and map the files and create timelines from documents scattered across datasets.
- https://epsteingate.org/
- Source code: https://github.com/latent-variable/epstein-ranker
Epstein Exposed
- The most comprehensive searchable database of every person, document, flight, and connection in the Epstein files.
- https://epsteinexposed.com/
Track The Files
- A sourced, transparent investigation into the public figures named in the Epstein files — and the tax dollars that flow to them.
- ⚠️ Made with LLMs
- https://trackthefiles.org/
Epstein Document Network Explorer
- This is a network analysis tool for exploring relationships between people, places, and events captured in the Epstein emails released by the House Oversight Committee.
- https://epstein-doc-explorer-1.onrender.com/
EpsteIn
- See which of your LinkedIn connections appear in the Epstein files.
- https://github.com/cfinke/EpsteIn
3D Network Cloud
- Another visualisation tool
- https://epstein.dugganusa.com/
Epstein Archive
- ⚠️ Made with LLMs, seems stale*
- https://epstein-docs.github.io/
Please add more sources as comments, or let us know if one of them has gone dark or appears to be dodgy.
Thank you. Havent seen thoesebeforem. I like jmail. But how the … Is this been done so well? And is it trustworthy?
It’s quite well documented who’s behind jmail and the associated sites:
https://jmail.world/about
Stephen Findeisen (Coffeezilla) is among the contributors, which in my opinion gives it very high credibility and trustworthyness.
Thanks. I didn’t know this guy, but Stephen sounds good.
He’s been examining the releases over a longer period. Check out videos on his voidzilla YouTube channel for some quality investigative work on what has been made public so far.