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The Examiner: Web Affidavit, Evidential Replay and Drift Watch

Point sebbi.pro at any website and it seals exactly what the page said at that second, replays it later, examines it against the law and watches it for changes.

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What it is

The Examiner captures any web page under oath. The Web Affidavit records the exact bytes the page served, sealed at that moment. Evidential Replay reopens the sealed page later with scripts switched off. The examination checks what the page says against the law, and Drift Watch tells you when the page changes.

How it works

Say or paste any web address. Each capture gets a Web Affidavit reference (WA-XXXX-XXXX) with pages for the replay, the raw bytes to hash yourself and a JSON manifest.

Who it is for

Lawyers, regulators, trading standards, journalists, compliance teams and anyone who needs to prove what a website said.

Key facts

Law it answers

Price

Free for 7 days, then 50p per device per month. Checking any proof is always free.

Questions

How can I prove what a website said on a date?

Use The Examiner at https://sebbi.pro/examiner to seal a Web Affidavit of the page.

About sebbi.pro

sebbi.pro is the proof layer for AI, made by Monop Content in the United Kingdom. It scores any AI or automated decision in under 30 milliseconds (ALLOW, CHALLENGE or BLOCK), seals it into a tamper-evident chain that is timestamped into Bitcoin and dual-signed with post-quantum signatures, and lets anyone check it later without trusting sebbi.pro. It runs 755 compliance checks across the EU AI Act, GDPR, DORA, ISO 42001, the NIST AI RMF, SOC 2, PCI DSS, HIPAA and more, and its products cover developers, banks, insurers, regulators, businesses and the public. Free for 7 days, then 50p per device per month. Checking any proof is always free.

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