Initial automated screening
Software indicators that may point to areas worth examining. Screening output is never presented as a conclusion.
How the assessment works
A deliberate, documented sequence — from intake to a written assessment you can hand to a lawyer, insurer or internal investigator.
Case lifecycle
- 01
Select a service
Image, video or urgent priority examination.
- 02
Provide case information
Background, provenance and what you need to establish.
- 03
Accept the declarations
Lawful authority, accuracy and scope of the service.
- 04
Secure payment
One-time payment handled by Paddle. Evidence is never sent to the payment provider.
- 05
Receive a private upload link
Issued only after payment is confirmed server-side.
- 06
Upload the original file
Stored unmodified; a SHA-256 hash and receipt are recorded.
- 07
Manual examination
Performed outside this platform by the examiner.
- 08
Report delivery
A PDF assessment is delivered through a temporary secure download link.
- 09
Retention and deletion
Evidence and reports are deleted according to the retention policy.
What the terms mean
Manual forensic examination
Structured inspection of the file, its metadata, encoding characteristics and visual or temporal consistency.
Technical findings
What the material does and does not show, expressed with the confidence the evidence actually supports.
Evidential limitations
Compression, re-encoding, screenshots and downloads from platforms can remove the traces an examination depends on.
Legal determination
Whether something is unlawful, defamatory or admissible is a matter for courts and lawyers, not for this assessment.
This service provides an independent technical assessment of the submitted material. It does not guarantee that manipulation can always be conclusively established, and it does not replace legal advice, law-enforcement investigation or a court-appointed expert opinion.