> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.infrawatch.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Platform overview > Understand the Infrawatch data platform and choose the right product Infrawatch maintains the most complete public map of the internet: more than 400 million services revisited every day, broader protocol coverage than web-first internet search, and first-party observations connected to DNS, network, fingerprint, proxy, exposed-content, and report context. With Infrawatch, you can: * **Discover exposed infrastructure** - Search hosts, services, protocols, certificates, HTTP responses, fingerprints, and network ownership. * **Trace DNS relationships over time** - Pivot between names and addresses using first-seen and last-seen observations. * **Identify proxy and VPN infrastructure** - Add provider, network, and service context to residential proxy and VPN endpoints. * **Connect indicators to reporting** - Find published intelligence and extract the indicators associated with each report. * **Investigate exposed directories** - Explore indexed directory structures, file metadata, classifications, and collected content where available. ## Products Search a continuously refreshed view of internet hosts and their exposed services. Follow current and historical relationships between domain names and addresses. Attribute proxy and VPN endpoints to the networks and services behind them. Search published security reporting and pivot through extracted indicators. Investigate indexed directory listings, exposed files, and collection coverage. Inventory the assets you own and work the findings raised against them. ## One query language InfraQL gives the searchable datasets a common query model. Use boolean logic, typed comparisons, time windows, collections, patterns, and dataset-aware correlation without exposing backend query syntax. ```text theme={null} services.tags.category:proxy/* AND country_code:DE AND same_service(protocol:https AND http.title="Grafana") ``` This asks a cross-dataset question: find German infrastructure classified as a proxy where the same observed service is HTTPS and hosts Grafana. From a result, continue into passive DNS, fingerprints, reports, or exposed content without losing the original evidence. Build precise searches and learn the language features. Create an API key and run a verified host search. ## From observation to intelligence Cluster related services using protocol and certificate behaviour. Interpret tags through stable categories and classifications. Convert typed observations into repeatable detections.