The messy situation, cleaned up on paper.
You have a folder of screenshots, a burning inbox, and no idea what to do next. I help you turn that into a clear record: preserved files, a verified timeline, and a report you can bring to whoever you choose — a platform, your bank, an attorney, or law enforcement.
In one sentence: Incident documentation is a structured evidence-preservation service that turns your screenshots, messages, and records into an organized, timestamped record you can bring to whoever you choose.
If you're being stalked or threatened, or you fear for your physical safety, contact local law enforcement or call 911 first — this service documents what happened, it isn't a substitute for a police response. If a minor is involved, also report it to the NCMEC CyberTipline (report.cybertip.org).
What this service is
The single most common reason people don't get help with an online incident is that their records are scattered, unlabeled, and out of order. Whoever you eventually bring your records to does not have time to reconstruct your timeline from a folder of unlabeled screenshots.
I do that reconstruction for you, working entirely from the material you supply about your own situation and your own accounts. I preserve it (hashed for integrity), build a verified timeline, and hand you a clear, organized record you can bring to whoever you choose. This is a documentation service — I don't research, locate, or identify the other party, and I don't contact them on your behalf.
Who this is for
- You're dealing with harassment, threats, or stalking online and need your own records — messages, screenshots, account activity — organized into a clear, dated record.
- You lost money to a scam and want a documented record for your bank, insurance, or law enforcement.
- You're being impersonated and want to document the pattern for platforms or authorities.
- You want your own records organized into a clear timeline before you decide who to bring it to.
How it works
Records intake
You upload everything you have — screenshots, emails, message exports, transaction records — into your secure portal folder. I accept anything you provide from your own accounts and communications; I sort it out.
Preservation
Every file is renamed to ISO-date format, hashed (SHA-256), and stored in encrypted, access-logged storage so nothing can be altered later. That discipline is what distinguishes a preserved record from a loose screenshot.
Timeline reconstruction
One row per event: date, time (with timezone), source, what happened, and the file that proves it. Gaps flagged; uncertainty labelled.
Report
Executive summary, verified timeline, and a records appendix with hashes — formatted clearly so you can bring it to whoever you choose, including law enforcement.
What's included
- Full records bundle organized by date, source, and event type.
- Cryptographically-hashed integrity check on every file.
- Reconstructed timeline (ISO-format, timezone-aware).
- Executive summary in plain language.
- A clean record formatted for you to file with your bank, insurer, platform, or law enforcement.
- Guidance on securing and locking down your own accounts and identity going forward.
- 30 days of follow-up support for questions or new material.
- Encrypted, access-logged storage — retained for up to 24 months.
Frequently asked
Will you find out who is doing this to me?
No. I don't research, locate, identify, or profile the other party — that crosses into private-investigator territory I'm not licensed for. I work only from your own records and accounts, and organize them into a record you can hand to a platform, your bank, an attorney, or law enforcement, who have the authority to act on identity.
Is this admissible in court?
Admissibility is decided by a judge in a specific matter, not by the person who preserved the records. I'm not law enforcement and don't maintain a forensic chain of custody — what I deliver is best-practice preservation instead: cryptographic hashes, sourced metadata, and encrypted, access-logged storage. Your attorney will handle formal admission.
Can you talk to the police for me, or handle a stalking or threat situation?
No — I'm not law enforcement and can't represent you to anyone, and I don't intervene in an active safety situation. If you're being stalked, threatened, or are in danger, contact local law enforcement (911 for emergencies) first. What I can do is prepare a clear, organized record of your own communications and accounts that you or your attorney can bring to them instead of a folder of loose screenshots.
How is this different from just keeping screenshots?
A folder of screenshots is anecdotal. Timestamped, hashed, source-labelled files inside a verified timeline is a record you can actually use.
How much does it cost?
Standard incident documentation starts at $199. Requests with very large volumes (hundreds of files, months of activity) are quoted individually after intake.
Can I add records later?
Yes — your request stays open in your client portal for 30 days after delivery, and you can add new material any time. I'll fold it into the timeline and re-issue the report.
What if the incident is ongoing?
Tell me in intake. I start with a first-pass record right away so you have something to file, and then update it as the situation develops. If it's an active safety threat, contact law enforcement first — documentation runs alongside that, not instead of it.
Ready to get started?
Open a free account, describe your situation in plain language, and I'll pick it up within one business day.