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.
Who Kiroku is for
What makes Kiroku useful after the save
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.
Pages are saved in three formats — screenshot (image), HTML (full page), and AI summary — allowing cross-verification of consistency.
Each archive records the exact date and time of preservation, objectively proving when the page existed.
AI automatically summarizes saved pages in natural language, helping you quickly grasp the key points of long pages.
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.