Evidence that holds when it's challenged.
Your credibility is the product you sell. A screenshot exposes it to the first objection; a Provena record answers the objection — with verifiable integrity, an auditable chain of custody, and validation the other side can run themselves.
What you file is what was captured.
Every session ends in a report written for legal work — and the evidence package behind it, sealed and independently verifiable.
- A Legal reading mode — scope, methodology, and custody context surfaced for counsel, with timestamps in the session's local time plus the UTC offset spelled out.
- Legal-support drafting aids: suggested support text, an attachment checklist, and Word export — for you to review and adapt, never canned legal advice.
- A scope statement and threat model in every report — the record states what it supports and what it doesn't attest, so opposing counsel finds candor where they expected overclaim.
- Archival PDF output — the report ships in a format made to open exactly the same way decades from now, through appeals and beyond.
A chain the other side can test.
The strongest position in a dispute is inviting the challenge. Every Provena record is built to be examined by people who want it to fail.
- Every event hash-linked to the last — altering, removing, or reordering history breaks the chain visibly, and the break is locatable.
- Opposing counsel verifies without asking you — the public check needs no account, and the file being checked never leaves their machine.
- Their expert gets working scripts — the audit guide ships with code in Python, Node.js, Java, C#, and Bash that re-runs the entire chain, no Provena software in the loop.
Made for the way matters actually go.
Invite a colleague, client, or expert to observe the capture in real time, read-only — present at the moment the evidence is made.
Report views, downloads, and package access are recorded as custody events — a discovery-friendly account of who saw what, and when.
Verification doesn't need the original operator or a Provena account — the record keeps answering years later, through every stage of the matter.
See what you'd be filing.
Open a real record — verify it yourself and read it the way a judge, a client, or an opposing expert would.