Why Kiroku exists

The web changes after the moment you need it most.

Kiroku exists for people who need more than a screenshot: a page you can revisit, search, explain, and turn into a usable record later.

Kiroku is for pages you may need to defend later
A page changes after a claim, policy update, or takedown.
A screenshot helps, but it is not enough to search, revisit, or package cleanly.
Kiroku turns that moment into a record you can use again.
Without Kiroku
You save a screenshot, copy a URL into notes, and hope the page will still be there when you need to explain it.
With Kiroku
You keep a screenshot, self-contained HTML, timestamps, a permanent archive URL, and context in one place so the page is useful later.

Who Kiroku is for

Legal, policy, and compliance teams
For teams that need to show what a page, policy, or disclosure said at a particular moment.
PR and communications
For people who need a reliable record of announcements, claims, press pages, and social content.
Research and investigations
For researchers who want something better than scattered screenshots and copied text.
Teams watching pages over time
For anyone who expects the same URL to change and wants that history to stay organized.

What makes Kiroku useful after the save

A usable archive, not just an image
Each archive keeps a screenshot, self-contained HTML, AI context, timestamps, and a permanent archive URL.
Built to be found and revisited
Search by keyword, URL, host, or exact match, then trace history for the same page instead of losing context.
Pro supports ongoing work
Private archives, evidence packs, monitoring, and account workflows are designed for real operational use.
Validity as Evidence

Unlike taking screenshots on your own computer, Kiroku captures and saves pages on an independent third-party server. This reduces suspicion of tampering by the person who saved the page.

How to Present to Courts & Lawyers

Include the archive URL (e.g., https://kiroku.today/a/xxxxx) in your evidence documents. Judges and opposing counsel can access it directly in their browser to verify the saved page content.

Kiroku is not a legal opinion. It is an archive workflow that makes pages easier to preserve, review, and explain.

What Kiroku stores for each archive
Multi-Format Preservation

Pages are saved in three formats — screenshot (image), HTML (full page), and AI summary — allowing cross-verification of consistency.

Timestamp Recording

Each archive records the exact date and time of preservation, objectively proving when the page existed.

AI context

AI automatically summarizes saved pages in natural language, helping you quickly grasp the key points of long pages.

Permanent URL

Each archive is assigned a unique URL (e.g., kiroku.today/a/xxxxx). This URL can be cited in legal documents or reports, allowing judges and opposing parties to directly verify the content.

Guest first, Pro when the archive starts to matter later
1

Start with Guest when you need a fast public save.

2

Move to Pro when the archive should stay private or become repeat work.

3

Use monitoring and diff view when one capture is not enough.

4

Use evidence bundles when someone else needs to review what you saved.