When an incident occurs — a trading error, a policy violation, a disputed transaction — you have seconds to capture what happened. Most organizations reach for a screen recorder. That is a mistake.
A screen recording produces a file. A file can be edited, backdated, or fabricated entirely. It carries no verifiable timestamp, no proof of origin, no guarantee that what you're watching is what actually happened.
A TraceProof incident produces evidence. There is a difference — and that difference is what holds up in front of a regulator, a lawyer, or a judge.
TraceProof maintains a continuous screen buffer in the background and instantly seals a clip on trigger — hotkey, voice activity, mouse behavior, or automatic on-screen text recognition. Every incident is packaged with a dual hash, multi-source timestamp, and a blockchain-style chain of custody. The package is automatically uploaded to your server the moment it's sealed, before it can be tampered with locally.
Ordinary screen recording produces a file. A TraceProof incident produces evidence. Every clip is signed with HMAC-SHA256 under a key protected by Windows DPAPI or TPM. Timestamps are cross-verified against three NTP servers and DNS. The full incident history is protected by a hash-linked chain — deletion or modification of any entry is immediately detectable.
A standalone verifier with JSON output integrates into existing investigation workflows and SIEM pipelines. When your compliance team, legal counsel, or regulator asks for proof — you have a package, not a story.
TraceProof is built for environments where the integrity of the record is not optional.
TraceProof is designed for authorized monitoring of employer-owned devices, with appropriate notice to monitored employees as required by applicable law. It is not a surveillance tool. It is a forensic record-keeping system for environments that have a legitimate, documented need for tamper-evident incident capture.
Deploying TraceProof without employee notification where legally required, or on devices you do not own or have authority over, is your legal responsibility — not ours. Know your jurisdiction. Consult your counsel.
Evidence that was captured improperly is not evidence. TraceProof gives you the technical foundation. The legal framework is yours to establish.