Online today. Gone tomorrow.
Captured. Sealed. Verifiable.
01The standard
Don't take our word for it. Verify it.
Pages change. Posts disappear. provato keeps a verifiable record of what was there.
Anyone can verify it. Without contacting us.
Sealed as it's made and anchored in time on public infrastructure.
A clean capture, every time.
Recorded in a clean, controlled window — nothing can alter the page.
02The chain of custody
See it. Save it. Prove it.
One continuous record, from the page you open to the package you submit.
- 01
Open the page.
It opens in an isolated, clean window. The session and the page itself are recorded together.
- 02
Browse as usual. Logins stay yours.
The account holder signs in themselves, locally or through a one-time remote code. No passwords are handed over.
- 03
provato records it.
The recording is sealed and encrypted while it is still running. There is no editable file waiting on a disk.
- 04
The time is confirmed.
Every confirmed package is anchored on public infrastructure. Officials can add their own qualified signature at capture time.
- 05
Your record is ready.
A human-readable report, a qualified timestamp, an unbroken chain of custody — and your own sealed copy to keep.
03Privacy by construction
Your data stays yours.
Encrypted before it leaves your computer. Only you decide who can open it.
01
We couldn't open it even if asked.
What reaches our servers is sealed, unreadable content.
02
No master key, no back door.
Only someone in your organization holding a key can open or share a capture. Access is granted by people, not by us.
03
Delete means delete.
You keep your data as long as you want. When you delete it, it is gone — not hidden or archived elsewhere.
04Who it's for
When someone says, “Prove it.”
“They deleted it overnight.”
“It never said that.”
“The fake shop is gone.”
05Waiting list
Be among the first.
provato is being built right now. Leave your email and you'll get one message when it's ready — an invitation to start. That's the only thing your address will ever be used for, and it is never shared with anyone.
Expected launch · second half of 2027