Epstein Graph is a searchable research archive of documents related to the Epstein case, designed for journalists, researchers, and members of the public. The site brings together materials including photos, videos, audio, flight logs, emails, travel documents, financial records, and legal filings. Its tools make the collection easier to explore through document search, flight-log searches, and pages highlighting prominent figures and connections.

Audio and video files are transcribed and searchable, while AI-generated summaries, transcriptions, and entity extraction help users navigate the records. Epstein Graph also invites visitors to submit relevant files that may be missing from the archive, with anonymous submissions welcome and optional contact details for follow-up. The site describes its purpose as supporting public transparency and maintaining access to documents removed from government servers.

It states that it indexes public documents and does not make editorial judgments about their contents. Users are cautioned that some materials include descriptions of sexual assault and may not be appropriate for all audiences