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# The record your expert can stand behind.

You already know where documentation fails under cross-examination. This is built by working backwards from those failures.

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In short

In short: HomeCloneVault supplies the underlying record while licensed adjusters and attorneys decide how to use it. Raw capture files, custody logs, technician attestation, hashes, timestamps, and controlled share links create a reviewable package without promising a claim or court outcome.

## What can a professional reviewer inspect in the record?

The HomeCloneVault package is built so a professional reviewer can separate the captured material from the claims made about it. The raw point cloud and associated files show what was recorded. Dispatch and custody logs identify the technician, time, location, devices, and sequence. The co-signed attestation identifies the on-site verification event. SHA-256 hashes and the Bitcoin and Ethereum anchors allow a supplied file to be checked against the sealed identifier.

That structure does not dictate an evidentiary conclusion. It is designed to support authentication under FRE 901 and FRE 902(13)/(14), while admissibility remains for the court and claim strategy remains for licensed professionals. HomeCloneVault can supply and explain the documentation process, but it does not interpret policies, value a claim, negotiate with a carrier, or replace expert analysis.

### How is the record shared without surrendering control?

- The client authorizes access through a tokenized, view-only portal link.

- The recipient reviews the digital twin and supporting material without receiving or changing the original file.

- Access is logged, and the owner can use expiring or revocable links to manage continued availability.

- When verification is required, the raw file hash can be compared with the public-ledger anchors independently of the viewing layer.

The portal is therefore a delivery convenience, not the legal record. The legal record is the raw capture preserved in the state described by its hash. Keeping those roles distinct makes it possible to replace or improve the viewing experience without changing the evidence package.

HomeCloneVault is pre-launch and targets January 2027 in Southwest Florida. Adjuster, attorney, and referral conversations can begin through the waitlist, with the founders available to discuss the capture protocol and its operating boundaries.

The professional package also keeps measured content distinct from legal advocacy. LiDAR coordinates, aerial imagery, calibrated readings, photographs, and custody logs are documentation artifacts. Whether any artifact is relevant, whether a certification is sufficient, or how a record should be presented depends on the actual matter and the professionals responsible for it. HomeCloneVault does not convert a technical seal into a prediction about a judge, carrier, or opposing expert.

If the viewing portal changes in the future, the integrity claim remains attached to the raw file and its public anchors. That separation is important for long-lived disputes: a user interface can be updated, while the identifier of the preserved capture should remain exactly the same.

## Key terms

**Custody log**
The technician, time, location, device, and handling record associated with the capture.

**Verification proof**
The hash and public-ledger anchor used to check whether a file matches the sealed record.

**Controlled disclosure**
Tokenized, expiring, revocable access that does not transfer the original file.

Quick answer

HomeCloneVault produces forensic property documentation for disputed claims and litigation: measured LiDAR geometry, drone and thermal imaging, GPS-tagged photography, a documented chain of custody, and SHA-256 hashes anchored to the Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchains. Your expert receives the raw file and can verify the anchoring independently with open-source tools.

## Built backwards from cross-examination

Documentation that has to survive [FRE 901](https://www.law.cornell.edu/rules/fre/rule_901) authentication usually fails on the same handful of questions. Who took this? When, exactly, and how do we know? Where were they standing? What device produced this file? Has anything changed since?

Each of those has a logged artifact behind it here rather than a witness's memory: dispatch records identifying the certified technician, UTC timestamps validated in sequence, GPS coordinates at arrival and completion, device identifiers tying media to hardware, and a hash anchored to two public blockchains that no party to the dispute controls.

| Deliverable to your expert | Raw point-cloud file in an open format (E57 / OBJ / LAS) |
| --- | --- |
| Custody record | Technician identity, UTC timestamps, GPS, device identifiers |
| Integrity | SHA-256 per file, anchored to Bitcoin and Ethereum |
| Independent verification | Anchoring proofs checkable with open-source tools, without trusting HomeCloneVault |
| Third-party access | Tokenized, expiring, revocable, fully access-logged |
| Expert witness support | Available from the anchoring provider if a capture is challenged |

## Two ways firms use it

### Pre-loss baselines for your book

Clients who seal a baseline before a loss arrive at your office with a documented starting point instead of a camera roll — which changes what you are able to argue from day one.

### Post-event forensic capture

Capture under the same documented chain after an event, producing a defensible record of the damage state to sit alongside whatever pre-loss documentation exists.

HomeCloneVault does not adjust claims, interpret policies, estimate values, or negotiate with carriers, and makes no representation about the outcome of any claim or proceeding. Advocacy remains entirely with the licensed professional. Nothing here is legal advice.

## Talk about a referral relationship.

Firm and portfolio arrangements are being structured now, ahead of the January 2027 launch.

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## Frequently asked questions

### Can HomeCloneVault support a declaration or testimony?

Documented standard operating procedures and technician records exist to support declarations, and the anchoring provider offers expert witness support if a capture is challenged. The verification itself does not depend on HomeCloneVault: anchoring proofs are checkable with open-source tools by any expert you retain.

### What exactly does my expert receive?

The raw point-cloud file in an open format, the chain-of-custody log covering technician identity, UTC timestamps, GPS coordinates and device identifiers, and the hash with its blockchain anchoring proofs. Your expert examines the same original the hash describes — not a re-export.

### Does referring a client create a conflict with my licensure?

HomeCloneVault performs documentation only — it does not interpret policies, estimate claim values, or negotiate with carriers, so it does not perform any licensed function. Advocacy stays entirely with you. Referral arrangements are discussed directly and structured to respect the licensing rules that govern your practice.

Page published July 29, 2026 · last revised September 14, 2026 . Statistics on this page carry their original source and publication date.
