Who this is for
The same narrow tool, aimed at the moment each kind of work is most exposed: before a filing, before a pitch, before a submission, before the file leaves your control.
Blockchain timestamping for engineering firms
Establish a dated record of a design before you file, before you disclose, and before you show a prospect — without the CAD files leaving your network.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for design agencies
Prove a concept was yours before you pitched it. A dated, tamper-evident record of every round of work — useful against a prospect who did not hire you, and in any client dispute.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for patent attorneys
A dated record of a client invention disclosure that never requires the client to upload confidential material to a third party. For conception records, pre-filing evidence and disclosure logs.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for trade finance
Prove a document existed in an exact form on an exact date without disclosing its contents to anyone. Built for mandates, allocations and instruments that cannot be shown to a third party.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for architects
Date your drawings, competition entries and design development without lodging the files anywhere. For practices that submit work to clients, competitions and planning authorities.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for photographers
Prove you hold the original file. Timestamp RAWs before delivery or publication and keep a dated record that survives stripped metadata and re-uploads.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for software teams
Anchor a release to a date nobody can rewrite. Git commit dates are metadata your own machine writes — a hash on a public ledger is not.
Read moreBlockchain timestamping for authors
Timestamp a manuscript before it goes to agents, publishers, contests or beta readers — a dated record of the exact text, without uploading the file anywhere.
Read moreProve it without sharing it
Timestamp any file and get a lifetime certificate that it existed today. Your file never leaves your browser.