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Every extraction, documented well enough to stand on its own

Not a file with a hash next to it. A recorded session, stamped twice, verified server-side, and checkable by anyone with the link — without relying on the examiner's word.

The mechanism

From extraction to verifiable proof, in six steps

  1. 01

    The session is recorded

    Full-system screen — not an isolated browser window —, from start to close of the extraction.

  2. 02

    Stamped on the spot

    Local SHA-256 and an RFC 3161 timestamp before anything is uploaded.

  3. 03

    The server verifies

    Recalculates the hash on receipt; rejects it if it doesn't match.

  4. 04

    Second timestamp

    The server obtains its own RFC 3161 timestamp, independent from the client's.

  5. 05

    Chained

    Hash of the previous artifact in the session plus its own, as additional evidence.

  6. 06

    Publicly verifiable

    Via link or QR code, no account required, for any third party.

Acquisition

A different source for every situation, the same rigor for all

Desktop USB drive

Windows, macOS and Linux. Records the entire desktop — any application, not just a browser — from a self-contained executable; nothing gets installed on the examined machine.

Mobile app

iOS and Android. The richest capture surface — 9 artifact types, full-device screen recording and GPS (see below).

Browser extension

Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Records the browsing session in a separate window, without stealing focus from the examined tab.

Incoming email

Certified automatically, with no operator involved, by CC'ing an address tied to the case.

Website monitoring

Scheduled or on demand — raw HTTP transaction, TLS certificate and real rendering with screenshots.

Forensica mobile app requesting the GPS permission when starting an acquisition session

The richest capture surface

What the mobile app can acquire

Documents, communications and media already stored on the examiner's or the user's own device — with the same hash-and-deferred-stamp mechanism as every other source.

  • Photos & video
  • Audio
  • Generic file
  • Screenshots
  • Email (.eml/.msg)
  • SMS (export)
  • WhatsApp (chat export)
  • Call log (Android)

Full-device screen recording

On iOS (Broadcast Upload Extension) and Android (MediaProjection) — not just inside the app, the entire acquisition session gets recorded.

GPS, IP and host of the acquisition

The capture point as declared by the device (GPS), plus the IP and host independently observed by the server itself.

Custody

Built so nothing can be altered after the fact

  • Local WORM storage

    No accepted blob can be overwritten or deleted — not by our own bug, not by accident.

  • Chained hash between artifacts

    Every artifact cryptographically references the previous one in its own session.

  • Dual timestamp

    The client's, at the moment of acquisition, and the server's, independent, on receipt.

  • Read audit log

    Not just who generated the evidence — also who viewed or downloaded it afterwards: IP, host, browser and approximate location for each access.

Case detail showing hash, RFC 3161 timestamp and chained hash per artifact
Public verification portal for a session, no account required

Public or private verification

A link or a QR code, and anyone can check it

Every session and every case carry their own verification identifier, independent from the internal ID. Another examiner, a court or a lawyer can check hashes and timestamps and download the evidence without creating any account — for a single session, or a full case with all of its sessions.

By default, that same link is already enough. If the case calls for it, it can be marked private: the link is still the entry point, but it shows nothing until an authorized contact — identified by their phone or email — confirms a code from a TOTP app. The organization also decides, per case or per session, whether artifacts can be downloaded.

See security & compliance

Reports

Documents that speak the court's language

Generated and digitally signed, with the timestamp embedded in the signature itself.

Case report

Chain-of-custody summary: sessions, artifacts, hashes and timestamps, with the origin map for each session.

Expert report (Annex A)

Full structure aligned with UNE 71506, with a per-organization customizable template.

Email/web certification

One PDF per automatically certified email or web capture, sent by email at certification time.

Next step

See it work with a real case

We'll walk you through it in a 30-minute demo, with your own workflow.