What I like most about Belkasoft X is how it brings many different types of digital evidence into a single, cohesive investigation workflow. Rather than switching between multiple tools, I can review Windows artifacts, SQLite databases, browser history, application data, and other artifacts all in one place, which makes my analysis noticeably more efficient.
The interface is clean and easy to navigate, even when I’m working with large datasets. I also appreciate how the artifact views are organized to help me understand the context of the evidence, instead of simply presenting raw data. During the Windows Forensics and Advanced SQLite Queries courses, this structure made it much easier to validate findings and follow the investigation process step by step.
Performance has been solid in my experience, and the onboarding through Belkasoft's training courses has been one of the biggest advantages. The courses don’t just teach the software; they also explain the forensic concepts behind the artifacts, which helps me understand why the evidence matters and how it should be interpreted in a real investigation.
I haven’t had the opportunity to use BelkaGPT yet, but overall my experience with Belkasoft X has been very positive. As a Digital Forensic Analyst, I value tools that help me work efficiently while still giving me the ability to verify findings, rather than relying only on automated results. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Overall, my experience with Belkasoft X has been very positive. If I had to point out something that could be improved, it would be the learning curve for new users. Because the platform offers so many features and artifacts, it can feel a bit overwhelming at first, especially for investigators who are just getting started with DFIR.
I also think some artifact views and advanced options could include more built-in explanations or guidance. While the training courses do a great job of teaching the concepts, having additional contextual tips directly in the interface would make it easier to understand certain artifacts without switching back to the documentation.
I haven't used BelkaGPT yet, so I can't comment on its AI capabilities. As for Belkasoft X, I think continuing to improve the onboarding experience and in-product guidance would make an already strong forensic platform even more accessible to new users. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
