Evidence Library
What counts as evidence
Evidence in Verifolio is process-level documentation. It shows what you did, when you did it, and how deeply you were involved. Each type maps to a specific category of activity.
Evidence types
Verifolio supports eleven categories of process evidence. Each adds measurable signals to the Evidence Strength Score and links to the claims in a dossier.
GitHub / code
Commit history, active days, revision depth, and code change breakdown
Google Docs revisions
Draft count, revision days, major rewrites, and feedback rounds
Writing drafts
Draft count, revision timeline, AI use disclosure, and final language
Research or lab work
Lab log days, data sessions, figures created, and mentor meetings
Design or media project
Design iterations, assets created, user testing sessions, and tool use
Teacher or mentor feedback
Feedback source, date, what changed after feedback, and feedback type
Presentation or event record
Event name, date, role, audience size, and materials created
Certificate or award record
Issuing organization, date, level, and verification link
Community service record
Activity name, service hours, role, verifier, and dates
Document scan (photo)
Camera-captured SHA-256 fingerprint with raw and processed provenance record
Other manual evidence
Custom title, date, type, summary, and what the evidence proves
How evidence works in a dossier
Add evidence when creating a dossier
Choose the evidence type that matches your activity. Enter the records, dates, metrics, and context. Evidence stays local in your browser.
Evidence is linked to your claim
Verifolio compares your English claim against your source evidence. It detects role mismatch, supervision context, and unsupported language.
A reviewer-ready package is built
The dossier shows Evidence Strength Score, safer wording, and all evidence records in a structured format reviewers can read quickly.
Evidence visibility and privacy
What Verifolio stores locally
- Evidence metadata (type, dates, metrics)
- Source text you enter (not the file itself)
- SHA-256 fingerprint if a file is uploaded
- Claim text and alignment result
- Evidence Strength Score breakdown
What Verifolio never uploads
- The full content of your source file
- Photos or scans of physical documents
- Personal details beyond what you enter
- Your claim text to any external API