Collaborative investigation
of the Epstein files.
Thousands of pages of court documents are public record. Epstein Studio gives the crowd the tools to go through them together.
How it works
Search, sort, or pick a random PDF from the indexed collection.
Pin annotations on any page. Add notes, text overlays, and directional arrows.
Every annotation has its own thread. Comment, reply, and share findings.
Vote on annotations and documents. The most promising leads rise to the top.
Why this exists
Redacted court filings, flight logs, and deposition transcripts related to Jeffrey Epstein have been released to the public across multiple document dumps. The volume is massive and the documents are difficult to parse alone.
This tool exists so people can work through them together — marking up pages, flagging names and connections, and building a shared understanding of what the documents contain. No speculation, just the documents.
Current status
Request a feature
Got an idea for how to make this tool better? Submit it below and it will be tracked as a GitHub issue.
Contribute
As a researcher
Create an anonymous ID, pick a document, and start annotating. Every contribution is visible to the community.
ParticipateAs a developer
The codebase is open source. Fork it, improve it, or host your own instance with a different dataset.
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