Phono Analytica
PhonoAnalytica

Forensic Audio Software
Built for Forensic Work.
Designed by an Examiner.

Professional forensic software developed around the practical demands of casework, making complex analysis clearer, workflows more structured, and technical findings easier to review and document.

Created by forensic audio specialist Roberto Ruggeri, drawing on direct forensic casework and more than twenty years of professional experience in sound and audio technology.

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ANALYSE
CLARIFY
DOCUMENT
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Transparent & Traceable Analysis

Technical data, analysis steps and relevant parameters remain visible and traceable, so findings can be checked, compared and documented without relying on a black-box process.

Controlled Automation

Repetitive operations can be automated where appropriate, reducing manual work and helping save time, while interpretation, technical assessment and final conclusions remain under examiner control.

User-Friendly Interfaces for Forensic Work

Interfaces are designed around professional forensic tasks, making specialist functions easier to find, faster to access and simpler to operate — without reducing technical depth or examiner control.

Software Currently in Development

Specialist Software Built Around Forensic Practice

Phono Analytica develops focused applications around the actual requirements of forensic examination — not generic audio tools adapted afterwards for forensic use. Each application focuses on a defined area of forensic work, bringing specialist functions, review and documentation into a coherent professional workflow.

Forensic Audio Analysis

Acoustic & Phonetic Analysis

Metadata & File Examination

In Development

Metadatica

One File. Multiple Technical Perspectives.

Metadatica cross-checks metadata from audio and supported video files through three separate analysis engines and native structural analysis — all within a single professional workflow. Findings remain attributable to their sources and discrepancies stay visible for examiner review rather than being replaced by automatic conclusions.

Analysis data can be exported in multiple formats, while Metadatica automatically builds a structured professional technical report from the completed analysis, with editable content for examiner review and publication as PDF or DOCX for forensic case documentation.

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