Prior art · the whole ledger, not a recent slice
Is it already on the record?
Ask before you publish. If nothing resembles it, seal yours and the register can prove it existed at that minute — and a stranger can check that without trusting either of us.
Your text is sent to be compared by meaning against the whole register. It is not published, not certified and not stored.
Live SHA-256: e3b0c44298fc1c149afbf4c8996fb92427ae41e4649b934ca495991b7852b855
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Why not just keep my own logs?
A log you keep proves things to you. This one is append-only and public, so a stranger can check it without trusting either of us — and your own log cannot answer whether somebody else got there first.
Does my text get published?
No. In something similar it is sent to be compared and then discarded — not published, not certified, not stored. In this exact text it never leaves your device at all: only its SHA-256 travels. Sealing records the fingerprint, never the text.
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