Circuit Facts™

Evidentiary Record-Keeping Notice: Circuit Facts™ is an evidentiary record-keeping technology operated by Pearl & Healer LLC and does not provide legal representation, legal advice, or veterinary clinical advice. Timestamps, EXIF metadata, GPS coordinates, and cryptographic hashes represent contemporaneous, user-recorded facts under Fed. R. Evid. 803(6) and N.C. R. Evid. 803(6).

Dual Chain-of-Custody Delivery Logger

One tool for two jobs: log incoming parcels and supplies for your home-based business, and capture legal notices and deliveries for your tenant record. Every capture is stamped with the exact time and GPS location, sealed with a tamper-evident hash, and exportable as a court exhibit log or a carrier claim form. Built for renters and home-based businesses in Raleigh, Wake County, North Carolina — and it works in any US state.

You are not signed in. Records are saved on this device and sealed the same way — sign in to back them up to your Circuit Facts account.

This week's deliveries

Week of Oct 26 – Nov 1

No deliveries recorded this week yet. Records you seal will show up here, split between legal notices and business supplies.

Record a delivery

Open the camera when the package arrives. We stamp the exact time and your GPS location at the moment of the photo, then seal the record.

This device does not support automatic barcode scanning. Your photo plus the tracking number you type give the same sealed record.

Lockout / Delay Duration

Auto-computed in days and hours once the carrier delivery timestamp and your physical custody timestamp are both set.

Optional. Leave blank and check the box when the item has no dollar value.

Saved records can never be edited or deleted. You can only add a correction later.

Sealed records

0 records

No deliveries recorded yet. Snap your first delivery above — the time, location, and photo are sealed the moment you save.

Immutability guard: sealed records cannot be edited or deleted — by you or anyone else. The only change allowed is appending a correction, which is chained to the original record's hash.