Evidence that can be inspected, challenged, and explained.
Veracta helps turn software privacy questions into structured technical evidence. Experts use that material to review, test, explain, and form their own opinions.
Talk to usDecrypted requests
The claim is tied to the request that supports it: endpoint, host, headers, body, timing, and the decrypted packet context where available.
Region attribution
Each finding stays tied to its test context. The run records where the device or environment exited before analysis began.
Provenance and hashes
Evidence artifacts are organized with provenance metadata and SHA-256 checksums so another reviewer can trace what produced each finding.
Evidence with clear strength levels.
Veracta keeps the evidentiary level visible so conclusions stay aligned with the proof.
The API was used
The software touched a sensitive capability. The canary stayed inside the device or environment during the observed run.
Strong signal
A canary appears near a JavaScript initiator, bridge call, cross-frame origin, or native egress signal.
The exact value left
A unique marker-free canary appears in an outbound request, in plaintext or a searched encoded/hash form.
From method to artifact.
The output is designed to support review: what was run, where, what was planted, what was observed, and why a finding received its score.
Evidence for expert review.
Veracta provides technical evidence and method context that an expert witness, counsel, regulator, or reviewer can evaluate in the matter they are responsible for.