Proof standards

The rules behind the work

Proof Harbour is built on evidence, control, privacy, review, and clear boundaries. These standards shape how future packs, structures, and support routes are prepared.

The aim is not to produce generic wording. The aim is to create structured, reviewable material that helps another person understand the evidence without exposing more than needed.

Evidence first

Public claims, draft packs, and working outputs should be grounded in records, source material, and structured review.

Privacy first

Proof Harbour is designed to reduce unnecessary exposure of personal and financial detail. Information should be controlled, limited, and redacted where needed.

No proof, no execution

Outputs should not be issued, relied on, or expanded without supporting records, review, and a clear approval point.

Human approved

Draft assistance may support preparation, but final responsibility stays with human review, approval, and controlled release.

Non-custodial

Proof Harbour is not a custody provider, exchange, lender, broker, or transaction execution service. It focuses on proof, structure, records, and documentation.

Minimal disclosure

A pack should show what is needed for the stated purpose without exposing unrelated wallets, unrelated balances, or access material.

Why this is not a generic AI output

AI tools can draft words. Proof Harbour is being built around a controlled evidence process.

Before evidence

Free checkup, triage, scope, price, invoice, cleared payment, and matter reference.

During evidence handling

Secure matter folder, upload inbox, evidence log, redaction discipline, and forbidden-material control.

Before issue

Draft review, missing evidence note, approval log, and release decision.

After issue

Retention review, change log, and refresh route where the evidence position changes.

Evidence boundary

Proof Harbour does not request evidence through the public website. Initial contact should stay high level.

Future evidence requests should follow a separate scope, payment, matter reference, and secure upload process.

Accepted only when scoped

Evidence records requested for a defined matter, after payment has cleared and the upload route has been issued.

Never requested

Private keys, seed phrases, recovery phrases, wallet backups, wallet passwords, exchange passwords, bank logins, or files that give control over funds or accounts.

Secure operating route

Proof Harbour is being set up to use Proton Mail, Proton Drive, and Proton Sheets for controlled communication, matter folders, and live operating registers.

Encryption is one layer. The wider control model also depends on restricted access, controlled requests, evidence logs, retention review, refusal of wallet-control material, and human approval before issue.

Operating standards

1. No evidence before scope and payment

Evidence handling should not begin until the route is scoped, payment has cleared, and a matter reference exists.

2. No website evidence upload

The public website is for high-level contact and future checkup routing only. Evidence files do not belong in the website form.

3. Upload inbox only

Where a matter is opened, client upload access should be limited to the matter-specific upload inbox. Other folders should remain internal.

4. Safe files move into the matter record

Files should be checked before they are moved from the upload inbox into the matter structure. The evidence log should record what was received, where it was stored, and the retention review date.

5. Forbidden material is stopped

If wallet-control material or login material is received, work on that file stops. The incident is recorded, access is restricted, and replacement evidence is requested where appropriate.

6. Approval before issue

Draft outputs should be reviewed against scope, evidence, privacy boundary, missing evidence, and external issue purpose before release.

Important boundary

Proof Harbour does not provide legal advice, tax advice, investment advice, custody, lending, broking, transaction execution, wallet access, or regulated financial advice.

Proof Harbour focuses on structured evidence support, documentation, reviewable records, and privacy-conscious presentation.

View sample output

See a fictional preview of how a controlled evidence pack might be structured.