Cibotti hash-chains every entry your team logs, then anchors it to the Bitcoin blockchain — so any edit after the fact is instantly, publicly detectable. No installs. No IT department. Just a browser.
Your team keeps working the way they already do. Cibotti quietly does the cryptographic work underneath every entry logged.
A team member records an event — an inspection, an incident, a delivery — from any browser, no software to install or maintain.
Cibotti generates a SHA-256 hash of the entry, folding in the hash of the entry before it. Any later edit breaks the chain visibly.
On a set schedule, the latest hash is anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps — proof that exists outside our own database.
Everything below runs the moment you're onboarded — nothing to configure, license, or install.
Leadership sees everything. Frontline staff see only their own entries. No middle ground to misconfigure.
Photos and PDFs are folded directly into the entry's hash — tampering with a file breaks the chain the same as tampering with text.
Flags a single login credential used in two places more than fifty miles apart within thirty minutes.
Sensitive entry types require a second confirming signature before status moves from pending to confirmed.
A daily scan watches rolling activity and raises a system-authored alert the moment a threshold is crossed.
Auditors, insurers, and other outside parties can paste a hash into our public portal — no login — and confirm it exists, and exactly when it was recorded. Separate from staff entry.
Anyone outside your organization — an auditor, an insurer, an investigator — can confirm a record's existence and timestamp here, without ever touching your ledger.
Looking to log an entry as staff? Go to Staff Entry →
We'll walk you through a live demo property — no commitment, no install, fifteen minutes.
Request a walkthrough