Intelligence training has a realism problem.
And everyone who’s been through it knows it.
Most exercises present analysts with clean, scenario-only reporting. Real intelligence environments are 90% noise. Analysts who’ve never sorted through it aren’t ready.
Junior analysts and senior targeters face the same exercise designs. There’s no systematic way to calibrate training to where an analyst actually is in their development.
Building a realistic exercise takes weeks of G2 staff time. The output is still thin. Units run the same tired scenarios year after year because there’s no better option.
Verification, geolocation, and open-source tradecraft are increasingly mission-critical — but rarely taught systematically. Most analysts learn on the job or not at all.
Two product lines. One philosophy: analysts perform at the level their training demands of them. Demand more.
Practical skills training in verification, geolocation, and open-source tradecraft. Built for analysts, journalists, investigators, and anyone who needs to find truth in complex information environments.
A customizable intelligence exercise and simulation engine. Realistic scenarios, calibrated threat environments, and a tunable noise layer that makes analyst training genuinely hard — or easy, depending on who’s in the seat.
Real intelligence work isn’t a clean problem set. It’s a flood of reporting — most of it irrelevant, some of it contradictory, a fraction of it actionable. Analysts who’ve never worked in that environment aren’t ready for it.
CHAFFIC generates the full intelligence environment. Not just the scenario — the noise, the ambiguity, the deceptive reporting, and the time pressure that separates trained analysts from untrained ones.
The difficulty is a dial. A junior 35F needs high signal and low noise to build fundamentals. A senior targeteer needs maximum friction. The same platform serves both — because the environment is calibrated to the analyst, not the other way around.
Inquire about early accessVeracraft was founded on 22 years of intelligence community experience — targeting, order of battle analysis, and the firsthand knowledge of what separates analysts who are ready from analysts who think they are.
Vera means truth. Craft means tradecraft. The gap between the two is where analysts fail when it matters. Veracraft exists to close that gap — through skills that transfer on day one and training environments that don’t pretend the real world is simple.
Veracraft is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. We work with military intelligence units, government agencies, law enforcement, academic programs, and private sector teams who take analytical tradecraft seriously.
Whether you’re building an exercise program, evaluating training solutions for your unit, or looking for verification and geolocation instruction — we’re interested in the conversation.