For pages that may matter later

Save first. Upgrade when the page becomes work.

Kiroku is strongest when a saved page needs a next step: keep it private, monitor changes, package it as evidence, or manage archives as an ongoing workflow.

Public archiving without loginPrivate archives and monitoring in ProBuilt for pages you may need to explain later
How people upgrade
The workflow usually starts free and becomes paid later
1

Save a public page quickly.

2

Realize you need it to stay private or keep changing.

3

Turn that archive into an ongoing record.

4

Use Pro for monitoring, evidence, and archive management.

Three jobs people pay Kiroku for

Keep important saves private

Use Pro when a page should live in your own workspace instead of as a public archive URL.

Typical trigger: policy changes, client materials, internal reports, compliance notes.
Track what changes over time

URL monitoring and diff views matter when one save is not enough and you need to know what changed next week.

Typical trigger: pricing pages, terms updates, announcements, takedowns, social profiles.
Hand off evidence, not just screenshots

Evidence bundles combine the page, screenshot, timestamps, and context so others can review what you saved.

Typical trigger: legal review, PR response, escalation, internal recordkeeping.

Good fit use cases

Legal and compliance
Capture terms, claims, notices, and disclosures before they move or disappear.
PR and communications
Keep a record of pages, announcements, and social posts that may need follow-up later.
Research and investigations
Build a traceable record instead of juggling browser tabs, screenshots, and copied notes.
Ongoing page monitoring
Use one archive as the starting point, then keep watching the same URL for future changes.
Guest is enough if...
You just need a public snapshot right now.
A public archive URL is acceptable.
You want HTML export and search, but not a private workspace.
Pro pays off when...
You do not want the archive to be public.
You expect to revisit the same URL repeatedly.
You need to hand the archive to teammates, clients, or counsel.
Archiving is no longer a one-off task.
Why a screenshot alone is not enough

Screenshots taken on your own computer can easily be altered with image editing software, leaving them vulnerable to challenges claiming the evidence was fabricated. Kiroku automatically captures and saves pages on an independent third-party server, eliminating any opportunity for the person saving to interfere with the data.

Data Integrity

Saved in three formats — screenshot, HTML, and AI summary — enabling cross-verification of consistency
JavaScript is removed, so HTML content cannot change dynamically after saving
Save timestamps are recorded in the database, making tampering difficult
Third parties can verify content at any time via the unique URL
What sits under the archive
Browser Engine

Playwright + Chromium. Pages are rendered with the same engine as a real browser, accurately preserving dynamically generated JavaScript content.

Database

Supabase (PostgreSQL). Manages archive metadata, timestamps, and status. Row Level Security (RLS) implements data access control.

Storage

Cloudflare R2. Stores screenshots and HTML files. Global CDN provides fast access with 1-year caching for stable delivery.

AI Summary

Anthropic Claude Haiku. Generates natural summaries quickly and affordably, based on the first 3,000 characters of page content.

Pricing Plans

Most people start in Guest. Pro is for the moment saved pages need privacy, repeat monitoring, or evidence-ready output.

Guest

Free

No account required

Web page archiving
Screenshot + HTML + AI Summary + X saves
Permanent archive URL
Full-text search
Up to 100 per 24 hours
Pro
Recommended

$12 / month

Best when saved pages need privacy, monitoring, and evidence-ready handoff.

Everything in Guest, plus:

URL Monitoring (change detection & diff view)
Evidence Pack (PDF, metadata, hash)
Private archives and account dashboard
Archive history, billing portal, and Pro support
Built for standard ongoing use

Fair Use applies. See policy