Etch: Proof in a Link

Etch turns photos, video, voice, and notes into one sealed, tamper-evident link. Proof people can actually trust. Capture what happened, seal it, and send a single link. Whoever you send it to opens it in any browser. No app, no account, nothing to download. THE SEAL When you publish an Etch, we fingerprint its contents with a cryptographic hash. If anything inside changes afterward (a photo swapped, a line edited, an item removed) the fingerprint no longer matches, and the viewer sees a clear TAMPERED warning. A clean record shows SEALED. Think of it as a tamper-evident sticker for digital media. CAPTURED LIVE Photos, voice, and video captured inside the app are server-stamped at the exact moment of capture and marked CAPTURED LIVE. Items you attach from your library are clearly marked Attached, with no timestamp claim. The viewer can always tell which is which. ONE LINK, NO INSTALL Recipients open your Etch in any browser. It just works, on any device. Nothing for them to install. WHAT PEOPLE USE IT FOR - Move-out and move-in walkthroughs - Delivery and condition records - Freelance and project hand-offs - Marketplace trades and before-and-afters - Any moment you need to document and be believed YOURS, ALWAYS Delete an Etch whenever you want. The link stops working immediately and the media is purged within 24 hours. FREE AND PRO Free covers photos, text, and short voice notes, with the full seal. Pro adds video, permanent links, password protection, view receipts, longer voice, and higher limits. Etch Pro is an auto-renewable subscription: - Etch Pro Monthly - $8.99 per month - Etch Pro Yearly - $59.99 per year Payment is charged to your Apple ID at confirmation of purchase. Your subscription automatically renews for the same period and price unless you turn off auto-renew at least 24 hours before the current period ends. You can manage or cancel anytime in your App Store account settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://etch.stalwartcrest.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://etch.stalwartcrest.com/privacy Etch is a tamper-evident record, not a notary or a legal service. It documents and time-stamps what you capture; it does not guarantee any outcome.