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My vault

Keep the keys of records you have checked in one place. Your list stays in this browser: there is no account, and Tested.ph never sees it. If a saved record is corrected, the vault tells you.
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How this works

Every Tested.ph record has a task number and a key. Together they open the record and nothing else, which is why a key works like a receipt: keep it and you can come back to the original whenever you like. The vault is a place to keep those receipts.

FIG 27From key to record

A report showing a task number, key and QR code; scanning or typing them opens the public record on tested.ph.

Records are never edited silently. If a figure on a record has to change, the record is marked corrected, the change is described on the record and listed in the corrections log. When you choose Watch for changes, the vault remembers when the record was last updated and tells you if that changes, so a correction never passes you by.

Nothing in the vault leaves your device except the keys themselves, which are sent to Tested.ph only to read each record's public status. There is no account, no email and no tracking. Export a CSV if you want a copy elsewhere.

Questions

Where is my vault stored?
In your browser's local storage on this device. Clearing site data or using a private window removes it. Export a CSV if you want a copy.
How does it know a record changed?
When you choose Watch for changes, the vault remembers the record's last-updated time. If the public record is later corrected, the time changes and the vault flags it.

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