Keep records organized without losing what makes them reliable.

Evidence structure

Each record is designed to carry context—not just a filename.

• Original and display filenames
• Event date and upload date
• Source, sender, recipient, and people involved
• Category, issue, and relevance tag
• Related chronology event, allegation, or order
• Confidentiality and review status

Clear evidence states

Fair-File avoids treating an allegation as proven. The workspace separates what a user says from the source that may support it.

• Unreviewed
• User assertion
• Source-linked
• Independent record
• Court finding with citation

Evidence integrity practices

A production evidence workspace should retain original bytes separately, record a cryptographic hash and upload time, and never remove a record merely because it appears similar to another. Derived text, AI output, and user notes must stay visibly separate from the original.

Public-launch boundary

This public version does not accept case documents, audio, video, or screenshots. Do not send sensitive evidence through contact or early-access forms. File uploads will only open after public identity, storage, access-control, and privacy controls are in place.