1Chained
Each record carries the SHA-256 fingerprint of the one before. Change or remove one, and the chain breaks.
2Sealed at Submit
No edits, no deletes. A correction is a new record, and both stay.
3Files fingerprinted to the byte
Each stored photo or document gets its own SHA-256 fingerprint. Change one pixel, and it no longer matches.
4Precise location
When the box is ticked, the phone's position is sealed into the record's fingerprint.
5Device-Lock
Optional: a code alone is not enough, the person also unlocks their own phone or computer.
6Co-signature
A second person signs it off, never its own author. The sign-off is sealed with the time.
7Customer confirmation
Whoever holds the one-time link confirms the record, or disputes it with a note. The answer is sealed into your ledger, with the time.
8Cibotti time proof
Each new record carries a public number nobody could know in advance. It shows the record was made after that number appeared.
9Bitcoin timestamp
Every 10 minutes, each company's newest fingerprint goes to three OpenTimestamps servers. Bitcoin confirms it some hours later.
10Official time stamp
Each Bitcoin stamp also gets an RFC 3161 time stamp from a public time-stamping authority.
11Record pack
Download a record's pack. The checker at cibotti.app/check works offline, without relying on Cibotti.
12What it proves
Who saved it, when, and that it has not changed since. Never that what it says is true.