One shared record
Every participant gets the same original history. Corrections and disputes are added as new entries; the originals are never rewritten.
Independent conversation witness
Partners, clients and contractors agree on things in chat every day. Add TrustLog to the group, and once everyone agrees, it keeps a verifiable history of what was said and when, without a new app and without turning every message into a contract.
See how it worksCreate a group chat in a supported messenger and add the TrustLog witness. No new messenger to install. We start with one channel and add others only through official integrations.
Each participant sees what will be kept, who can access it and for how long, and chooses Accept or Decline. Recording starts only after everyone has agreed, and pauses when someone new joins.
The witness stays quiet. It adds the messages and events it can see to an append-only log and marks every outage, edit and change in membership. Nothing is filled in after the fact.
Export a record of the conversation. The package can be checked offline with an independent verifier: whether anything was altered, what was covered and where the gaps are.
Every participant gets the same original history. Corrections and disputes are added as new entries; the originals are never rewritten.
If the witness was disconnected or the platform didn't deliver something, the record says so. It shows what it observed and never claims completeness it can't prove.
When it helps, participants can confirm a period of the conversation. "I received it", "I reviewed it" and "I dispute this" are separate actions, never one "I agree to everything" button.
Subscriptions are personal and pay for tools and convenience. Basic access to the record of your own participation does not depend on paying, and verification never needs an account.
A verified record shows that what TrustLog observed hasn't been altered since. It can help establish a timeline and may be presented as evidence, but whether it is accepted depends on the law, the court and the circumstances. A phone number or account alone doesn't prove who was typing.
TrustLog is in early development. We are starting with a small, consent-first pilot in the United States.