Reference the exact bytes
SHA-256 gives the same identifier when the file bytes are unchanged. The entire calculation happens in your browser.
Create a reviewable manifest for screenshots, photos, documents, and factual notes. Calculate file references locally, then export a clean handoff without sending us the originals.
The manifest contains only what you added: general notes, timestamps, file names, sizes, and local hashes. It does not contain the original files.
This workspace organizes records after you save them. Hidden Camera Finder provides the distinct on-device inspection workflow at the property.
A small, factual index is easier to review than a folder of unnamed screenshots and mixed personal files.
SHA-256 gives the same identifier when the file bytes are unchanged. The entire calculation happens in your browser.
The manifest indexes records but never embeds or modifies the source files. Store originals in a secure location you control.
Use general notes and times. Leave names, exact addresses, booking numbers, access codes, and unrelated personal content out.
The builder does not establish authenticity, identity, time, location, wrongdoing, legal chain of custody, or whether an object is a recording device.
No. The browser reads a selected file locally only to calculate its SHA-256 hash. The original file and its contents are not sent to the site.
It is a repeatable identifier for the same file bytes. It does not prove when a file was created, what it depicts, who created it, or whether an allegation is true.
No. The text manifest contains the file name, optional general time and note, file size, and local hash. Keep original files separately.
No. It is a personal organizer and does not certify authenticity, preserve legal chain of custody, identify a device, or replace professional advice.