TraceFolio
Turns your documents into a source-cited, tamper-evident dispute timeline
TraceFolio takes up to 20 uploaded documents, emails, letters, screenshots, scans, and produces a plain-language report: a dated timeline, key facts, where accounts contradict each other, and open questions, with every point linked to the exact file and page it came from. The finished PDF carries a cryptographic fingerprint so anyone you send it to can verify the file hasn't been altered since it was issued, but the company is explicit that this only proves the report itself wasn't tampered with, not that your original documents are true. It's pay-per-report with no subscription, and uploads are deleted about 24 hours after the report finishes.
What holds up
- +Every fact and date links back to the exact source file and page, so a reader can check it
- +Cryptographic fingerprint lets anyone verify the report file hasn't been altered since issue
- +Pay per report, no subscription — nothing to cancel when you don't have a dispute to document
- +Uploaded documents are deleted about 24 hours after the report is finished
Mind the limits
- −States plainly it doesn't prove your original documents are truthful, only that the report is intact
- −Capped at 20 files per report — larger document sets need multiple reports