HOLOCRON

Network Intelligence Console

Holocron is an advanced database interface designed for network analysis, reconnaissance, and data intelligence.
Originally forged for data scholars and engineers, its interface resembles an artifact of the past — ancient yet infused with immense computational power.

What It Is

Holocron is a Python-based application that queries a local asn.db database of global Autonomous System Numbers (ASNs).
It allows you to search by ASN, Organization Name, Network Type, or Location — instantly returning data from your local dataset.

With one click, you can reveal IP ranges associated with an ASN, export results to CSV, or inspect network topology data — all through a dark, cinematic interface reminiscent of ancient technology repurposed by a modern intelligence agent.

How To Use It

Launch the Holocron executable for your system (Linux, Windows, or macOS).
Enter a search term — for example, an ASN number (AS15169) or organization (Google).
Select your filter type: ASN, Name, Type, or Location.
Click Search to query your local asn.db.
Click the Ranges button beside a result to display the known IP ranges.
Optionally export all results to CSV for offline analysis.

> initializing holocron://database

> establishing neural uplink...

> access granted: level SITH-PRIME

> awaiting ASN query...

When It’s Useful

Holocron is used whenever fast, offline ASN intelligence is needed — whether for network diagnostics, penetration testing, academic research, or incident response. It’s designed for engineers and analysts who prefer control and aesthetics over raw console output.

Its interface turns data analysis into an experience — bridging modern cyber operations with the aesthetic of the ancient dark side.

Download Holocron (Linux)