How do I capture a Twitch VOD for evidence before the purge?

Open the VOD URL in Chrome, click the ProofSnap icon, choose longform video mode, and start recording. Up to 30 minutes per credit, with tab audio. Twitch retains VODs 7 days for non-Affiliate channels, 14 days for Affiliates and Turbo subscribers, 60 days for Partners. Capture during the broadcast or the day after — never assume the VOD will still be there next month. The forensic ZIP survives platform deletion and account deletion: hash + OpenTimestamps Bitcoin anchor + eIDAS qualified timestamp prove when the broadcast existed even after Twitch removes the original.

What is the difference between OpenTimestamps and eIDAS qualified timestamps?

OpenTimestamps is an open-source standard that anchors a SHA-256 hash to the Bitcoin blockchain. The proof is publicly verifiable by anyone and cannot be backdated. It is free to produce and globally accepted as cryptographic proof, but is not a regulated trust service. eIDAS qualified electronic timestamps are issued by Qualified Trust Service Providers (QTSPs) on the EU Trusted List, regulated under Regulation (EU) 910/2014 Art. 41. They carry a legal presumption of accuracy across all 27 EU member states under Art. 41(2) — the burden of disproof falls on the opposing party. ProofSnap Video SnapPack includes both with every capture: OpenTimestamps for global cryptographic proof, eIDAS qualified timestamp from Disig a.s. (Slovak QTSP) for EU legal presumption.

How do I respond to a preservation letter for social media video?

Step 1: issue an internal litigation hold suspending ordinary deletion practices on identified custodians, devices, and accounts. Step 2: identify all referenced URLs, accounts, and live broadcasts. Step 3: capture each forensically — URL, page HTML, video, hash, timestamp — before custodians can delete. Step 4: preserve the captured ZIPs in a chain-of-custody-aware repository with restricted access. ProofSnap is designed for Step 3: each Video SnapPack capture produces a 14-file forensic ZIP with SHA-256 hashes, OpenTimestamps anchor, eIDAS qualified timestamp, and ISO/IEC 27037:2012 chain of custody. Spoliation precedent: Allied Concrete Co. v Lester (Va. 2013) imposed $722,000 in sanctions for deleted Facebook content; FRCP 37(e) governs sanctions for ESI loss in U.S. federal court.

A preservation letter just landed. How fast can I be capturing?

Install the Chrome or Edge extension (30 seconds), buy a Video SnapPack with a corporate card (under 60 seconds — Stripe Checkout), open the first URL in the preservation letter, click capture. First forensic ZIP in your downloads folder within 1–2 minutes of receiving the letter. No procurement cycle, no vendor MSA, no W-9 exchange — the audit trail is the Stripe receipt and the signed manifest in each ZIP.

What is the Twitch / Kick VOD purge window?

Twitch retains VODs for 7 days for non-Affiliate channels, 14 days for Affiliates and Turbo subscribers, and 60 days for Partners. Kick is variable but typically shorter for free accounts. Highlights and Past Premieres on YouTube and Facebook Live VODs persist longer but the streamer can delete or unlist at any time. If a livestream matters to your matter, capture during the broadcast or the day after — never assume the VOD will be there next month.

A DMCA counter-notice arrived. When does my federal-court clock start?

Under 17 U.S.C. §512(g)(2)(C), once the platform receives a valid counter-notice it must replace the removed material in 10–14 business days unless the original complainant files a federal-court action seeking a restraining order. That is your clock. ProofSnap is not legal advice and not a DMCA filing tool, but lawyers in this position use ProofSnap to lock the original infringing post (URL, profile, view count, hash, timestamp) before the platform restores it — so the federal complaint exhibits the same forensic ZIP that supported the original notice.

Are TikTok screen recordings admissible in court?

A plain phone or desktop screen recording is increasingly contested. The U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance and FRE 901 require authentication: proof that the recording is what it claims to be, was not altered, and originated where it claims. Plain screen recordings rarely capture the URL, IP, TLS certificate, browser fingerprint, or a cryptographic hash, and the person who pressed Record becomes a chain-of-custody witness. ProofSnap captures all of those at the moment of recording and binds them with a SHA-256 hash, blockchain anchor, and EU eIDAS qualified electronic timestamp, so the lawyer or paralegal stays out of the chain of custody.

How do I preserve a TikTok video before it is deleted?

Capture before reporting. Once a TikTok post is reported, the platform may remove it within hours, and once an account is deleted you cannot recover the video without a court order — which arrives weeks later, when retention has often expired. Open the video in Chrome, click the ProofSnap icon, choose longform video, and let it record up to 30 minutes with tab audio. Each capture produces a self-authenticating ZIP that survives the deletion of the original post and the deletion of the account.

What metadata does ProofSnap capture from a YouTube, Reel, or Twitch video?

Each Video SnapPack capture records the URL, page title, full HTTP headers, TLS certificate of the host, browser fingerprint, operating system, capture timestamp (in ISO 8601 with timezone), the page HTML, a SHA-256 hash of every file in the package, an OpenTimestamps Bitcoin-anchored proof, and one EU eIDAS qualified electronic timestamp from a Disig Trust Service Provider. All of that lives inside the same forensic ZIP as the .mp4 itself.

Is it legal to record someone else's livestream or TikTok?

Capturing a public broadcast for evidentiary purposes is generally permitted, but wiretap statutes and consent rules vary. In the United States, federal law and most states are one-party-consent for audio. Eleven states (California, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Washington) require all-party consent for private conversations. Public broadcasts, livestreams, and posted videos are not private conversations. In the EU, GDPR Art. 6(1)(f) (legitimate interest) and the rules of civil procedure of each Member State govern preservation for legal proceedings. ProofSnap is a tool, not legal advice — confirm jurisdiction with counsel before recording.

Can I capture DRM-protected content like Netflix, Disney+, or Spotify?

No. Widevine L1 and PlayReady DRM black out video frames at the operating-system level, so the captured file would be a black rectangle. ProofSnap is built for user-generated content (UGC) — TikTok, Instagram Reels and Stories, YouTube and Shorts, Facebook video, Twitch VODs and live streams, Kick streams, X video, LinkedIn, and similar. Bypassing DRM would also raise its own legal questions under the U.S. DMCA Section 1201 and the EU Copyright Directive.

Does ProofSnap capture audio on macOS Chrome?

Yes for tab audio (the audio playing inside the Chrome tab you are recording — TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Reels, Facebook video). System audio (audio from other apps on macOS) is not capturable through Chrome's tabCapture API on macOS due to a platform restriction; this works on Windows and Linux. For court purposes, tab audio is what matters: it is the audio of the video being preserved.

How is this different from Page Vault, Pagefreezer, or TrueScreen?

Page Vault Social Media On-Demand is $349 per capture and Page Vault Video On-Demand is $299 per capture (2026 pricing). ProofSnap Video SnapPack ×1 is $24.99 per capture — roughly 14× cheaper for a comparable forensic record (URL, hash, blockchain anchor, signed chain of custody). TrueScreen offers Personal credits without expiry but charges per minute and does not bundle a qualified electronic timestamp. ProofSnap bundles one EU eIDAS qualified timestamp per video at the same flat price across all subscription tiers, including Enterprise.

Why do screen recordings put the lawyer in the chain of custody?

If a paralegal or attorney records the video themselves, they become a fact witness who may have to testify about how the recording was made, what software was used, whether timestamps are accurate, and whether the file was altered. Self-authenticating capture under FRE 902(13) and 902(14) — a hashed file with a qualified timestamp produced by software whose process is documented — lets the file authenticate itself without the recording person taking the stand. ProofSnap is designed to sit on the FRE 902(13)/(14) side of the line.

What changes for video evidence in August 2026?

Two EU instruments take effect within two weeks of each other. On 2 August 2026, EU AI Act Article 50 requires that AI-generated or manipulated audiovisual content (including deepfakes) be marked as such, increasing the evidentiary weight of authenticated, hash-bound originals. On 18 August 2026, the E-Evidence Regulation (EU) 2023/1543 makes cross-border preservation and production orders directly enforceable on platforms. Together, they raise the floor for what counts as credible video evidence: unauthenticated screen recordings will be more easily challenged, and forensic packages with hash, blockchain, and qualified timestamp will become the practical baseline.

How do I challenge a deepfake video as opposing evidence?

First, demand the original file with its metadata (creation date, device, codec, hash). A deepfake re-encoded for posting often loses the original metadata. Second, demand the chain of custody from capture to filing. Third, ask for a SHA-256 hash; if the opposing party cannot produce one or the file changes hash between productions, that is a tampering signal. Fourth, in jurisdictions adopting the proposed FRE 901(c) and 707, file a motion in limine for AI-disclosure. ProofSnap captures of the same content from a different vantage point (your own forensic recording from a different machine, recorded earlier, under a known chain of custody) are the strongest counter-evidence.

How long do Video SnapPack credits last?

12 months from the date of purchase. Each credit covers one capture of up to 30 minutes with tab audio plus one EU eIDAS qualified timestamp. There is no monthly subscription — a one-time payment buys a fixed number of credits (1, 3, or 10), and they are spent as you capture. A card is required at checkout. Credits do not transfer between accounts.

Does ProofSnap work with Twitch VODs, Kick streams, and Facebook Live?

Yes. Anything that plays back inside Chrome on a public URL — Twitch VODs and live streams, Kick.com, YouTube Live, Facebook Live, X video and live, Instagram Live (where viewable on the web), and Reddit video — can be captured. For live streams, capture during the broadcast or before the streamer deletes the VOD. Some platforms purge VODs in 7 to 60 days; do not assume it will still be there next month.

Can I download a sample evidence package before paying?

Yes. The same evidence-package format used by the Video SnapPack is available as a sample ZIP at getproofsnap.com/proofsnap-sample-video-package-en.zip. Open it, run the files through the Trust Verifier at getproofsnap.com/verify/index.html, and inspect the manifest, hashes, blockchain anchor, and signature without making an account.

For solo lawyers · in-house counsel · investigative journalists on deadline

Updated 8 May 2026 · Verified for FRE 902(13)/(14), eIDAS Art. 41, EU AI Act Art. 50

Three deadlines. One forensic ZIP. $24.99.

Lock any TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, or Reels video as court-admissible evidence in 60 seconds — hash-stamped, blockchain-anchored, eIDAS-qualified. $24.99 per video — less than a single paralegal hour.

Lock first video — $24.99 Which deadline is yours? →

One-time payment · Credits valid 12 months · Card required · Edge add-on · Sample ZIP

ProofSnap Video SnapPack — longform video capture (TikTok, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Instagram Reels), tab audio, SHA-256 hash, OpenTimestamps blockchain anchor, EU eIDAS qualified timestamp

Quick answer Last updated 2026-05-08

How do I preserve a TikTok, YouTube, Twitch or Reels video as court-admissible evidence?

To preserve a public video as court-admissible evidence, capture the original URL with a forensic tool that produces (1) a SHA-256 hash of every captured file, (2) a blockchain timestamp, (3) an eIDAS qualified electronic timestamp from a Qualified Trust Service Provider on the EU Trusted List, and (4) a signed chain of custody log. Plain phone screen recordings rarely satisfy FRE 902(13) or FRE 902(14) because they lack the URL, hash, and qualified timestamp metadata that judges expect.

ProofSnap Video SnapPack is a Chrome / Edge extension that records up to 30 minutes of TikTok, Instagram Reels, YouTube, Twitch VODs, Kick streams, or Facebook video with tab audio, and packages the result into a 14-file forensic ZIP including video.mp4, manifest.json.ots (OpenTimestamps Bitcoin anchor), manifest.json.tsr (eIDAS qualified timestamp from Disig a.s., a Slovak QTSP on the EU Trusted List), and provenance_certificate.pdf (anti-deepfake, EU AI Act Art. 50 aligned). Pricing starts at $24.99 per video as a one-time purchase — no subscription, credits valid 12 months, card required at checkout.

Built for three deadlines: defamation / harassment trial prep (motion in limine), in-house counsel responding to a preservation letter (Social Media MDL 3047 has 2,465 actions pending as of April 2026), and investigative journalists racing a Twitch VOD 7–14 day purge window.

< 1 min

Capture to ZIP

$24.99

Per video (one-time)

FRE 902

(13)/(14) self-authenticating

1 eIDAS

Qualified timestamp included

SHA-256 hash · OpenTimestamps blockchain anchor · Disig EU qualified electronic timestamp (RFC 3161) · ISO/IEC 27037:2012 chain of custody

Three deadlines ProofSnap was built for

If you are not on one of these clocks, ProofSnap is overkill. If you are, $24.99 per video is less than a single paralegal billable hour and faster than any forensic vendor.

Solo lawyer

Defamation or harassment trial prep

Deadline: opposing counsel will challenge every screenshot. Preserve evidence with forensic authentication before filing — or have it excluded at the motion in limine.

Yakoob v Bennett (UK 2025) and Mizkif v Schunk & Hoyt (W.D. Tex. 2025–26) both turned on whether on-stream / on-platform video could be authenticated. ProofSnap captures sit on the FRE 902(13)/(14) self-authentication side.

Math: $24.99 per video, billable as disbursement. One paralegal hour ($200–$700) buys 8–28 captures.

In-house counsel

Preservation duty just triggered

Deadline: a preservation letter just landed. Spoliation sanctions start the moment litigation is anticipated. You have hours, not weeks.

The Social Media MDL (No. 3047, In re: Social Media Adolescent Addiction/Personal Injury, N.D. Cal., Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers) had 2,465 actions pending as of April 2026 against ByteDance, Google/YouTube, Meta, and Snap; preservation letters are arriving across the docket. Allied Concrete v Lester ($722K Facebook spoliation sanctions) is the cautionary precedent.

Math: Video SnapPack ×3 at $59.99 ($19.99/video) covers a typical preservation hold. No procurement, no PO.

Investigative journalist / OSINT

Pre-publication legal review on a VOD purge clock

Deadline: Twitch deletes non-partner VODs in 7–14 days, partner VODs in 60. Kick is similar. Once the streamer trims or unlists, the broadcast is gone — and your publication's lawyer asks for the source.

For Bellingcat / Mediapart / Forbidden Stories-style work where pre-publication legal review will ask “can you authenticate this?” Capture during the broadcast or the day after — with audio, hash, and qualified timestamp — before the platform purges. The ZIP survives platform deletion and the libel review.

Math: Video SnapPack ×10 at $169.99 ($16.99/video) for sustained desk work. Less than 1 hour of a forensic contractor.

Not one of these three? See Social Media Evidence (defamation hub), DMCA & Copyright, or Take It Down Act — ProofSnap may still be the right tool, but a different page will speak to your situation more directly.

Six deadline-driven scenarios — mapped to the three personas

Each card names the clock and the painkiller. If your situation is not on a clock, this page is not the right pitch.

Solo lawyer Trial prep

Defamation / harassment trial prep

Clock: motion in limine date

Opposing counsel will challenge every screenshot. Yakoob v Bennett, Mizkif v Schunk & Hoyt: authentication decided the cases. Capture under FRE 902(13)/(14) before the filing deadline.

Solo lawyer 14-day clock

DMCA counter-notice received

Clock: 10–14 days to file federal action (17 U.S.C. §512(g)(2)(C))

Once the platform forwards the counter-notice, file a federal-court action or the video goes back live. Lock the original post before it is restored and re-edited.

DMCA evidence guide →

In-house counsel Hours, not weeks

Preservation letter received

Clock: spoliation duty triggers at “reasonable anticipation”

Allied Concrete v Lester ($722K Facebook spoliation sanctions) is the precedent. Video SnapPack ×3 covers a typical preservation hold — corporate card, no procurement, no PO.

In-house counsel Ongoing

Social Media MDL 3047 preservation

Clock: ongoing — 2,465 actions pending April 2026 (N.D. Cal.)

If your company is named, suspected, or vendor/advertiser to a defendant, preservation runs continuously. Repeatable deterministic captures beat one expensive forensic vendor engagement.

Investigative journalist 7–60 days

Twitch / Kick VOD before purge

Clock: 7–14 days non-partner · 60 days partner · Kick variable

Capture during the broadcast or the day after, with audio, before the streamer trims, unlists, or the platform purges. The ZIP survives VOD + channel deletion.

Investigative journalist 24 hours

Instagram Story / live broadcast

Clock: 24 h (Story) · live (IG & FB Live)

Stories vanish in 24 hours; live broadcasts vanish when the streamer ends them. For sustained desk work, Video SnapPack ×10 ($16.99/video) is the working unit.

What you get: 14 files, three layers

Each Video SnapPack capture downloads as a single ZIP. Three layers — from the source content to the EU eIDAS qualified timestamp and anti-deepfake Provenance Certificate — ready to send to a lawyer, police, or court.

The source content

3 files

video.mp4

Up to 30 min, with tab audio

screenshot.jpeg

Full-page screenshot

page.html

Complete page source code

The forensic proof

8 files · what makes it self-authenticating + anti-deepfake

metadata.json

URL, IP, headers, TLS, cookies

forensic_log.json

Complete forensic log

chain_of_custody.json

Verifiable chain of custody (ISO 27037)

manifest.sig

Digital signature (detects tampering)

Blockchain

manifest.json.ots

OpenTimestamps Bitcoin blockchain anchor

eIDAS

manifest.json.tsr

EU qualified timestamp (RFC 3161, eIDAS Art. 41) — admissible across all 27 EU member states

Anti-deepfake

provenance_certificate.pdf

8 integrity checks proving the capture is real, not AI-generated — EU AI Act Art. 50

evidence.pdf

Human-readable evidence summary

The verification keys

3 files · lets anyone re-verify the package

manifest.json

SHA-256 hashes of every file

publickey.pem

Verification public key

domtextcontent.txt

Extracted page text

Plus one EU eIDAS qualified electronic timestamp included with every Video SnapPack capture — recognized across all EU member states under Regulation 910/2014.

Capture video now — from $24.99

Download a sample evidence package (ZIP) · verify it at getproofsnap.com/verify

What ProofSnap does not do

If any of these blocks your workflow, know it before you buy. Honesty up front beats a refund email.

30-min cap per video

Each Video SnapPack credit covers up to 30 minutes of recording. A 3-hour Twitch stream needs 6 credits. Plan packs accordingly — or split the broadcast at meaningful timestamps.

DRM-protected content

Netflix, Disney+, Spotify and other Widevine L1 / PlayReady streams capture as a black rectangle. Built for user-generated content (TikTok, Reels, YouTube, Twitch, Kick, Facebook) — not paywalled studio content.

macOS audio

On macOS Chrome, only tab audio is captured (the audio playing inside the recorded tab). System audio from other apps is not. Windows and Linux capture both. For evidence purposes the tab audio is what matters.

DIY screen recording vs. Page Vault vs. ProofSnap

Page Vault Social Media On-Demand is $349 per capture in 2026; Page Vault Video On-Demand is $299. ProofSnap delivers a comparable forensic record at $24.99.

Feature	DIY screen recording	Page Vault Video On-Demand	ProofSnap Video SnapPack
Cost per video	Free	$299–$349	$24.99
Audio capture	Manual	Yes	Yes (tab audio)
SHA-256 hash	No	Yes	Yes
Blockchain anchor (OpenTimestamps)	No	Optional	Included
EU eIDAS qualified timestamp	No	Add-on	1 per video included
Chain of custody log	Manual	Yes	Auto-generated, signed
Lawyer in chain of custody	Yes — problem	No	No
Turnaround	Instant	12–24 hours	Instant

Page Vault pricing: page-vault.com/pricing (verified May 2026). Self-authentication framework: U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance video-evidence primer.

Holds up when opposing counsel cries “deepfake”

FRE 902(13)/(14) self-authentication is the floor — not the ceiling. Three cryptographic anchors plus the Provenance Certificate answer the four questions an adversarial expert will raise.

Q1 · alteration

“Was this file altered after capture?”

A single bit-flip in any file changes its SHA-256 hash. The signed manifest binds every file's hash; if anything is altered, manifest.sig verification fails — demonstrably, in front of the judge, with a public RSA-4096 key. Counter-evidence: Trust Verifier shows pass/fail in 5 seconds.

Q2 · timestamp

“Was this captured when you say it was?”

Two independent timestamps. manifest.json.ots anchors the manifest hash to a Bitcoin block (impossible to backdate). manifest.json.tsr carries an EU eIDAS qualified timestamp from Disig a.s. Burden shift: under Art. 41(2), the opposing party must disprove the timestamp, not you prove it.

Q3 · AI-generation

“Is this video AI-generated?”

The Provenance Certificate runs 8 integrity checks at capture time — device fingerprint, time consistency, DNS resolution path, TLS handshake, browser process integrity. AI generators don't produce captures with TLS handshakes to the source domain. Aligned with EU AI Act Art. 50 and proposed FRE 707. Exhibit: provenance_certificate.pdf.

Q4 · chain of custody

“Did you alter the chain of custody?”

chain_of_custody.json is generated at capture and signed into the manifest, built to ISO/IEC 27037:2012. Modifying it after capture invalidates the manifest signature. You don't testify: the file authenticates itself under FRE 902(13)/(14) — the recording person stays out of the witness chair.

Honest caveat: in matters above $1M or with high reputational stakes, retain a forensic expert as belt-and-braces. The forensic expert reviews the same ZIP — ProofSnap shortens, doesn't replace, that engagement.

Real cases. Real video. Real consequences.

Courts in 2026 are deciding video-evidence cases on the strength of authentication — not the dramatic content.

Recent video-evidence precedents

UK Jan 2025

Yakoob v Bennett

First UK political-deepfake defamation settlement. “Substantial” damages paid by a TikTok-active solicitor who shared a manipulated video falsely depicting a teacher using racist language. Legal Cheek / Griffin Law

US-TX Nov 2025

Mizkif v Schunk & Hoyt

Twitch streamer defamation lawsuit (W.D. Tex.); on-stream allegations are core evidence. Hoyt dismissed under FRCP 12(b)(6) Feb 2026; Schunk action ongoing. Kotaku / Dexerto

FR Jan 2026

Brigitte Macron cyberbullying

Paris court convicts 10 (5 Jan 2026) for cyberbullying France's First Lady across social media (incl. a 4-hour YouTube video by lead defendant Delphine Jegousse); 6 months prison + 8 suspended sentences 4–8 months. Euronews / The Washington Post

US (MDL) Apr 2026

Social Media MDL 3047 — 2,465 pending

In re: Social Media Adolescent Addiction (N.D. Cal., Judge Gonzalez Rogers); defendants ByteDance, Google/YouTube, Meta, Snap. Preservation duty triggers at “reasonable anticipation”. JPML / TorHoerman

Two EU regulations live in August 2026: AI Act Art. 50 (deepfake disclosure, effective 2 Aug 2026) and E-Evidence Regulation 2023/1543 (cross-border preservation orders, effective 18 Aug 2026). If you file in Q3 or Q4 2026, your video evidence will be evaluated against the new floor — not the 2024 baseline.

For Legal Ops / InfoSec

Procurement, security & data residency

If your in-house counsel needs more than a Stripe receipt to onboard a new SaaS, here is the short answer.

Local processing & privilege

Video, screenshot, HTML and metadata are produced inside your Chrome / Edge profile on your machine. ProofSnap servers are touched only for OpenTimestamps anchoring (a SHA-256 hash, not the file) and for the eIDAS qualified timestamp request to Disig a.s. A privileged communication captured into a ZIP is no more exposed than the same file on your hard drive.

DPA / GDPR Art. 28

Data Processing Agreement available on request for EU/UK in-house counsel. Standard Contractual Clauses (2021/914) for international transfers where applicable. The minimal data ProofSnap processes is the file hash — no content, no metadata.

Team accounts & SSO

Company plan (subscription) supports member management with shared evidence archive and centralized billing. SSO and audit-log integrations are on the roadmap; for an immediate evaluation, email support@getproofsnap.com.

For a SOC 2 / ISO 27001 attestation status update, a vendor security questionnaire response, or a custom DPA, write to support@getproofsnap.com. Async-only — no sales calls.

Video SnapPack — pay-per-use, no subscription

From $24.99 per video

Each credit covers up to 30 minutes of recording with tab audio plus one EU eIDAS qualified timestamp. Credits valid 12 months. Card required at checkout.

Math by persona: solo lawyer bills ×1 ($24.99) as a disbursement — less than 1 paralegal hour ($200–$700). In-house counsel covers a preservation hold with ×3 ($59.99 · $19.99/video) on a corporate card — no procurement, no PO. Investigative journalist sustains an investigation with ×10 ($169.99 · $16.99/video) — less than 1 hour of a forensic contractor.

Video SnapPack ×1

$24.99

$24.99/video

Buy ×1

Capturing video weekly? Monthly plans

Subscriptions cover image and longform-video captures together. 7-day free trial on all plans.

Essential

$8.99/mo

100 captures/mo

11-file evidence package
Video SnapPack stays $24.99/video
Blockchain timestamp on regular captures

Light, occasional capture

Professional

$16.99/mo

200 captures/mo

12-file evidence package
Blockchain (OpenTimestamps) on every capture
Video SnapPack stays $24.99/video

Active matters, OSINT, in-house counsel

Enterprise

$28.99/mo

Unlimited captures

15-file evidence package
EU eIDAS qualified timestamps included on regular captures
Video SnapPack stays $24.99/video

Litigation teams, EU compliance

Annual plans save 20%. See all pricing options

Capture video now — from $24.99

No subscription on Video SnapPack. Card required at checkout.

Not sure? Download sample evidence package (ZIP)

FAQ: deadlines, authentication & chain of custody

Four anchors against a deepfake challenge: (1) SHA-256 hash proves the file has not been altered post-capture; any single bit-flip breaks the manifest signature. (2) OpenTimestamps Bitcoin anchor in manifest.json.ots proves capture date; cannot be backdated without rewriting Bitcoin. (3) eIDAS qualified timestamp in manifest.json.tsr from a QTSP shifts the burden of disproof to the opposing party under Art. 41(2). (4) Provenance Certificate in provenance_certificate.pdf runs 8 integrity checks at capture time (device fingerprint, time consistency, DNS resolution path, TLS handshake, browser process integrity) that AI generators cannot reproduce. Aligned with EU AI Act Article 50 and proposed FRE 707 for AI-generated evidence.

Resources & related guides

Authentication standards

Cases & regulation

Social Media Evidence Family Court Evidence DMCA & Copyright Take It Down Act eIDAS Qualified Timestamps Trust Verifier