Evidence Pack

Package saved pages in a form that is easier to hand off to someone else.

An evidence pack is a ZIP containing the saved HTML, screenshot, metadata, and third-party timestamp files. Guest saves can still receive the timestamp workflow, but downloading the ZIP itself is a Pro feature.

What goes into the evidence pack

Saved HTML and screenshot
Metadata with the original URL, saved time, and hashes
Files used to verify the external timestamp
Supporting files such as AI summaries and extracted text

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Files to open first

Even if the ZIP contains around 15 files, they do not all matter equally. Start with these.

archive.html: the saved page you can open in a browser
screenshot.*: the captured visual proof
metadata.json: original URL, saved time, and exported file list
capture-manifest.json: the list of captured files and their hashes
timestamp-response.tsr: the TSA timestamp token itself

What the supporting files do

checksums.sha256: SHA-256 list for the exported files
summary-ja.txt / summary-en.txt: AI summaries
extracted-text.txt: extracted readable text
timestamp-request.tsq / capture-manifest.sha256: technical verification helpers

When this matters

You need to hand the record to counsel or an internal legal team
You need to share the saved state quickly with a client or leadership
You need to explain later what was saved and when

Why this page exists

The current evidence pack contents are broadly reasonable. The real problem was discoverability: users could not tell which files were primary evidence and which were supporting files. This page, together with START-HERE.txt inside the ZIP, fixes that.