Every post.
Every date.
Keep the proof.
Exhibit Log is an app that turns your screenshots of online harassment into one dated record for a lawyer or a platform.
$79 a month · launch pricing · opens 1 November 2026
Not a law firm. No legal advice. It does not remove posts.
A screenshot is
what you saw.
A record is what happened: the link, the date, the account and every report. Here is Exhibit Log in six answers.
Five routes.
You choose.
Listed A to Z. The order means nothing.
Exhibit Log is not a substitute for the advice of an attorney.
Three steps.
A court decides what evidence it accepts, under its own rules.
Built for what
happens online.
Running a business? Exhibit Log for businesses
Anyone under 18
Exhibit Log is for adults. If an entry involves anyone under 18, the app stops and saves nothing. Use Take It Down (NCMEC). In danger now? Call 911.
$79 a month.
One plan, everything in it. Launch pricing from 1 November 2026.
Cancel any time. 90 days to download everything after you cancel. 30 days’ email notice before any price change.
Opens 1 November.
Get on the list.
Used only to tell you when it opens. Never sold or shared. Delete it any time: support@exhibitlog.com. Not available in North Carolina at launch.
When does it open?
1 November 2026. Join the waitlist and we’ll email you that day.
Can I sue over this?
Exhibit Log can’t tell you that; a lawyer can. What it gives you is a dated record to show them.
Aren’t my screenshots enough?
They show what you saw. They often miss the link, the date and what you already reported.
Will the person know?
No. Exhibit Log contacts no one. If you turn on the “still up” check for a post, that site can see your internet address.
Do I need a lawyer?
No. Start on your own and share the file later if you want.
Will a court accept it?
The court decides, under its own rules. Exhibit Log can’t promise it.
Can Exhibit Log see my files?
No. They stay on your phone unless you choose sealed copies, which are encrypted first. We can’t open them.
Can it take a post down?
No. Only the platform, the website host or a court can.
What doesn’t it do?
It isn’t a law firm, gives no legal advice and never tells you where to report.
Is there a version for law firms?
Coming. Join as a law firm to hear first.