DeepCheck scans a WhatsApp export for anomalies. It reads its digital fingerprint and surfaces anything that needs to be reviewed. Add optional chain of custody details and they are logged, with a trusted timestamp, against this DeepCheck in your dashboard.
What DeepCheck does
Examines the export file
DeepCheck forensically analyses the WhatsApp export itself. The metadata inside it forms the export's digital fingerprint, and DeepCheck tests that fingerprint's internal consistency for signs of irregularity.
Gives a clear result
The export either passes every integrity check, or an anomaly is surfaced for review, pointing to the messages or media files concerned.
Issues a report for the file
The result is set out in a Chatsward DeepCheck Report, a document separate from any PDF of the chat, kept in your audit trail under its matter if you give it one.
Stays private until you share it
Only you can see the result. You can share it on Verify, so that anyone holding a PDF of this export can see it too, and stop sharing at any time.
DeepCheck does not establish the identity of the person operating a WhatsApp account. It addresses the integrity and provenance of the export itself, leaving questions of attribution to the wider evidential picture.
Run without chain of custody details?
The chain of custody details are blank. They are sealed into this analysis with the trusted timestamp at the moment it runs — they cannot be added or changed afterwards.