Step 1
Send your logs
One API call. Works with CloudTrail, Cloud Logging, GitHub, or any JSON logs.
No schema changes. No complex setup.
Tamper-evident audit proof
Cryptographic proof your audit logs are intact, verifiable by anyone even if Blocklog disappears tomorrow.
Blocklog turns log integrity from a promise into proof.
For compliance teamsYour auditor gets evidence they can verify without trusting your app.
For audit reviewYour team keeps shipping while Blocklog handles the proof trail.
For engineering teamsNo credit card required.
Pilot includes ingestion setup, proof generation, and an auditor-ready verification flow.
Why teams start now
This is where most teams lose days pulling exports, screenshots, and manual explanations together.
Why buyers care
Move from "trust our process" to proof your auditor can check.Pilot structure
Start a 20-day pilot.No credit card required. Keep your data if you continue.
Proof flow
Step 1
One API call. Works with CloudTrail, Cloud Logging, GitHub, or any JSON logs.
No schema changes. No complex setup.
Step 2
Automatically sealed and anchored so tampering becomes visible and independently verifiable.
Runs in the background. No manual review step required.
Step 3
Download a proof bundle your auditor can verify without trusting your app or ours.
Includes verification data and an auditor-friendly report.
What the auditor sees
No screenshots. No custom explanation. No trust leap.
What you don't have to do
Audit outcomes
Before: 2 weeks of manual exports, screenshots, and integrity questions.
After: 5 minutes to hand over a proof bundle backed by cryptographic evidence.
Result: Faster audit completion and less back-and-forth.
Before: "We use locked storage" and a request to trust your process.
After: "Here is proof you can verify independently."
Result: Stronger answers, fewer follow-up questions.
Before: Point-in-time evidence collection once the audit starts.
After: Ongoing verification with current, portable proof bundles.
Result: Less scramble during audit season.
Before: The auditor has to trust your cloud provider and your narrative.
After: The auditor can verify the evidence without trusting anyone.
Result: A cleaner story for enterprise buyers and security reviewers.
Two audiences
For engineers
For auditors
Buyer objections
Blocklog is designed around proof and audit evidence, not opaque storage claims. Teams can keep raw logs in their own systems while using Blocklog for verification workflows, proof bundles, and integrity checks.
The core value is that proofs stay independently verifiable. If Blocklog is unavailable or compromised, exported proof bundles and public anchor data still let reviewers validate integrity without trusting the application.
Blocklog is built around immutability and verifiable integrity. Once events are processed, they are cryptographically linked and anchored, making any modification detectable. Instead of relying on internal assurances, reviewers can independently verify that logs have not been altered by checking proof bundles against their original anchors.
That is exactly why independent verification matters. Proof bundles are portable, and the verification story does not depend on a private database or a promise that Blocklog will always be online.
Security buyers usually want architecture clarity, evidence handling, and scope boundaries. Blocklog keeps the conversation focused on verifiable proof, operational controls, and clear documentation rather than vague trust language.
Compliance teams still need to review their own obligations, but Blocklog is built to support defensible evidence handling, immutable proof exports, and clearer separation between raw event capture and verification artifacts.
Use cases
Current workflow
After an incident, show what happened and when, with evidence that the underlying record was not silently changed after the fact.
Current workflow
Reduce the manual work of assembling integrity evidence for audit review and recurring compliance checks.
Current workflow
Share portable proof instead of screenshots and process descriptions when customers or partners ask how log integrity is maintained.
SOC 2 speed
Typical result: long evidence cycles and repeated integrity questions.
Typical result: faster approval, clearer evidence, less audit friction.
Final call
Don't wait until the last minute to explain log integrity. Start a 20-day pilot now and have cryptographic proof ready before the audit clock becomes painful.
Primary path
Not ready yet?
Pilot clarity
Start with a 20-day pilot, prove the evidence flow with your real logs, then expand only if it makes audit review meaningfully easier.
Documentation