Qualified timestamp
Under Art. 41 f. eIDAS it establishes a presumption that date and time are correct and that the data is intact - and it is effective EU-wide.
Evidence-grade snapshots of your web presence with a qualified timestamp under eIDAS. Content online disappears - often exactly when it becomes important.

Anyone pursuing a false statement needs it as evidence first. A screenshot often will not do: it is subject to free judicial evaluation and can be altered afterwards. Archive secures pages so that date and integrity remain provable.
Under Art. 41 f. eIDAS it establishes a presumption that date and time are correct and that the data is intact - and it is effective EU-wide.
What is archived is not just an image but the page with its source and a checksum. Only that allows you to show later that nothing was changed.
A snapshot can be triggered when Monitor finds something, or taken regularly for pages you want to keep an eye on.
The snapshots stay available even when the source has long since vanished, and can be exported as a package.
The timestamp shows that a particular content existed in that form at a particular moment. It does not show that the content was unlawful, who wrote it, or that a court will follow your reading. The promise is therefore that it strengthens evidence, not that it is legally watertight - a difference we do not blur.
One entity, 300 messages a month, three search terms under observation and a monthly report. No payment method, no commitment, no notice period.