Solutions · Individuals & small business

Don't let the truth disappear.

The post gets deleted. The listing gets edited. The messages expire. If something online matters to you — a right, a defense, a wrong that needs proving later — preserve it properly, while it's still there.

No expertise needed

If you can browse, you can capture.

A Provena session is just a browser window. You navigate to what matters — the platform does the preserving.

  • Nothing to install. The session opens in a secure browser run by Provena — your own computer and its settings stay out of the picture.
  • Everything is kept automatically — screenshots, screen recording, pages visited — while you simply browse to what you need.
  • Someone can watch with you — invite a person you trust to observe the capture live, so you're not the only witness.
What you walk away with

More than a screenshot. A record.

A report you can read.

The Essential mode tells the story in plain language — what was captured, when, and where to find it. No technical vocabulary required.

Everything in one sealed file.

Your evidence lives in a single package — an ordinary ZIP — with an inventory of every item inside. Yours to keep, share, or hand to a lawyer.

Proof it existed, held by others.

Independent public services record that your evidence existed at that moment — so the proof doesn't depend on anyone's word, including ours.

If it escalates

When the stakes go up, you're already ready.

Most disputes never reach a courtroom — but the ones that do reward the person who preserved things properly on day one.

  • Your lawyer finds their layer — the same report has a legal reading mode, drafting aids, and the custody detail counsel needs, already there.
  • The other side can check it — your record can be verified for free, without an account. Doubt becomes their problem, not yours.
  • It still works years later — the record answers on its own, long after the page you captured is gone.

Preserve it while it's still there.

Tell us what you're trying to keep — or see what a finished record looks like first.

Talk to us Open a real record — verify it yourself