Don't just say what you did. Show the evidence behind it.
Verifolio helps students organize activity evidence, check whether a claim matches the source, and generate reviewer-ready supporting material.
Supporting material, not an official credential.
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Research Paper: Climate Policy
Evidence score
Source · L2 Assistant
지도 교사의 감독 하에 데이터 수집을 보조하였다.
Claim
“I independently led the experimental analysis.”
Role Inflation Detected
Evidence-safe wording
Assisted with data collection and analysis under faculty supervision.
L2
Source role
L5
Claim role
+3
Gap
Preview only · No data sent to a server
How it works
Five steps from scattered evidence to reviewer-ready dossier
Each step takes minutes. No account required. Everything stays in your browser.
Pick an activity
Choose a research project, coding project, award, service record, writing draft, or any other activity you want to document.
Add evidence
Upload files, paste source text, scan physical documents, or add project records. Evidence can be in Korean, Chinese, or any language.
Write your claim
Enter the sentence you want to use in an application, portfolio, resume, or activity list. For example: "I independently led the experimental analysis."
Check alignment
Verifolio compares the claim with your evidence and flags possible role inflation, missing context, or supervision that is not reflected.
Get your dossier
Download safer wording, evidence notes, scan provenance, and a reviewer-ready dossier you can share with a counselor, mentor, or reviewer.
Example
What Verifolio actually checks
A student has a Korean source record from their research lab. Their English application claim says something stronger. Verifolio compares the two and suggests safer wording.
This runs entirely in your browser. No AI API. No server upload. Rule-based comparison.
Source evidence (Korean)
지도 교사의 감독 하에 데이터 수집 및 실험 분석을 보조하였다.
Translation: “Assisted with data collection and experimental analysis under teacher supervision.”
Student's English claim
“I independently led the experimental analysis.”
Role mismatch detected
Source role: L2 Assistant (supervised). Claimed role: L5 Lead (independent). The claim may not be fully supported by the source evidence.
Before and after
"I independently led the experimental analysis."
Source says: assistant-level work under teacher supervision.
"Assisted with data collection and experimental analysis under teacher supervision."
Who uses it
Built for students and the people who support them
Students
Building applications, portfolios, or scholarship submissions and want evidence behind every claim.
International students
With source evidence in Korean, Chinese, or another language that needs to be compared against an English claim.
College counselors
Reviewing student-submitted materials and need to understand what evidence exists behind the claims.
Teachers and mentors
Who want to help students document contributions accurately before reference letters or portfolio reviews.
Scholarship applicants
Building a supplemental portfolio for programs that want evidence beyond grades and transcripts.
Research participants
Who contributed to a lab or project and want to document the difference between what they did and what the team did.
When to use it
Use it before the claim matters most
Before writing Common App activity descriptions
Before sending a portfolio link to a reviewer
Before asking a teacher for a recommendation letter
Before submitting a scholarship or internship application
After finishing a research, coding, or creative project
When source evidence is in a language other than English
When unsure whether a claim is too strong for the evidence
When a counselor or mentor asks for supporting documentation
What you get
A reviewer-ready dossier, not just a score
Every dossier includes six outputs. All generated locally. Nothing stored on a server.
Evidence Dossier
A structured local report showing evidence records, source metadata, and dossier summary.
Safe Activity Wording
Suggested description that stays within what the source evidence actually supports.
Claim Alignment Report
Side-by-side comparison of source role level versus claimed role level, with a gap analysis.
Scan Provenance Record
Raw and processed SHA-256 fingerprints when a physical document is scanned.
Evidence Strength Score
Weighted score across revision depth, process density, AI transparency, and source integrity.
AI-use Disclosure Summary
A transparent record of which AI tools were used and how, formatted for reviewer review.
Under the hood
What Verifolio does
Six tools that take raw evidence to a reviewable dossier. All run locally in your browser.
Source file fingerprinting
Hash and timestamp a source file without exposing the full document. The file never leaves the browser.
Claim-to-evidence check
Compare original source evidence with your claim. Detect where the claim may be stronger than what the evidence supports.
Evidence strength score
Show how strongly the claim is backed by available records. This is not a quality score — it measures documentation.
Process evidence log
Add GitHub activity, revision history, lab logs, feedback records, awards, and more to support the claim.
Safer wording generator
Suggest claim wording that fits the available evidence. Flagged when the original claim was too strong.
Scan provenance record
Scan physical documents on your phone. Raw and processed SHA-256 fingerprints stored with transformation log.
Honest limitations
Supporting material, not an official credential
Verifolio does not replace official transcripts, certificates, recommendation letters, or institutional verification. It creates a student-controlled evidence dossier that can be used as supporting material when a reviewer is willing to consider additional context.
Hashing happens in your browser — file content never uploaded.
Warnings are shown clearly, never hidden.
Does not claim 100% human authorship.
Does not claim AI-free work.
Limitations are always displayed in every dossier.
No official institution has approved or endorsed Verifolio.
What Verifolio is not
Not an official transcript
Verifolio dossiers do not replace transcripts, diplomas, or institutional records.
Not a legal certificate
Nothing produced here constitutes legal proof, endorsement, or certification.
Not an AI detector
Verifolio does not detect whether AI wrote content. It checks process evidence against claims.
Not a university-approved portal
No university or institution has approved or partnered with Verifolio.
Not proof of full authorship
Verifolio shows what evidence supports. It does not prove 100% human authorship.
Not a guarantee reviewers will accept it
Each reviewer decides whether to consider supplemental materials.
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Dossiers are built and stored locally in your browser. Your source file is never uploaded to a server. No account required.
Supporting material only. Not an official transcript, certificate, or institutional credential.