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Use cases & how-to guides

Find the right guide for your evidence situation

Ten use cases organised by situation — divorce, defamation, workplace, IP, insurance, and more — and six how-to guides organised by content type — WhatsApp, social media, email, files, websites, and browser sessions. Every page links to the right starting point.

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10Use case pages
6How-to guides
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Use cases — start with your situation.

Each page covers a specific dispute or evidence scenario. Use this if you know what you are dealing with but not which content type to certify.

Divorce & family proceedings →Preserve WhatsApp, social posts, and email evidence for family court.
Inheritance & probate →Capture the deceased's emails and posts before accounts close.
Neighbour disputes →Document harassment, threats, and group-chat messages.
Defamation & libel →Certify defamatory posts before they are deleted.
Email evidence →Prove an email was sent or received at a specific time.
Workplace harassment →Preserve Slack, Teams, and email before HR locks access.
Fake review evidence →Capture defamatory reviews before the platform removes them.
Landlord-tenant disputes →Preserve listings, messages, and property condition records.
IP & trademark infringement →Certify infringing pages before the seller removes them.
Insurance claims →Document damage with timestamped photos and videos.

How-to guides — start with your content type.

Each guide explains the correct way to capture a specific content type as legal evidence. Use this if you know what you need to capture but not which evidence package fits.

Certify a website →Full-page capture of any public webpage, URL-bound and timestamped.
Certify a social media post →Facebook, Instagram, X, LinkedIn, TikTok — by URL or session.
Certify an email →Webmail capture or .eml file certification.
Certify WhatsApp messages →Browser Session recording of WhatsApp Web with full conversation.
Certify a file or document →Any file up to 100 MB hashed, timestamped, and signed.
Record a browser session →30-minute isolated session for dynamic and login-gated content.

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Need proof before it disappears?

Every minute the content is online is a minute it can be deleted. Start with whichever guide matches your situation.

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