Local-first by design
Keep original documents, source code, recordings, and research where they belong: in your custody.
Your inventions. Your creations. Your discoveries. Preserve a verifiable history of what existed, when it existed, and who made a claim about it, without handing over your work.
Look up a public record commitment and see where it is anchored. No account needed.
Enter a record hash to ask the public iptrust verification API whether an anchor is reported. An API response is not, by itself, independent blockchain validation.
A complete evidence package lets software check the record encoding, commitment, signatures, anchoring transaction and inclusion proof against public block headers, without relying on iptrust's servers.
A record commits to your files with a secret value that never leaves your device, so an anchor reveals nothing about content that could otherwise be guessed. Opening it later is your choice.
An anchor shows that a committed record existed by a given time. It does not decide legal ownership, inventorship, or the exact moment of creation.
A different approach to preserving the story behind what you create.
Keep original documents, source code, recordings, and research where they belong: in your custody.
Records are anchored on public blockchains, creating tamper-evident reference points on more than one chain.
Portable evidence packages can be checked by an offline verifier, even if the platform goes away.
Record the progression from early notes to experiments, revisions, prototypes, and final works.
Link cryptographically signed claims to the work they describe, keeping claims distinct from established facts.
Reveal evidence when needed without publishing the underlying files or every detail of your work.
Four stages, designed to give creators control over their history. Public registration is coming soon.
Write, code, design, record, research, invent. Your source material stays yours.
Produce a cryptographic commitment and capture signed statements about the work.
Commit the record to public blockchains for a durable reference point.
Use a portable evidence package to reproduce and check the evidence independently.
A verifiable timeline can help tell the story of the work, not just its final result.
Initial concept, handwritten note, sketch, or research question.
Experimental results, derivations, early code, creative drafts.
Signed observations, feedback, test logs, and revisions.
Final document, software release, composition, or invention disclosure.
iptrust is preparing a private-first way to preserve the history of creative and inventive work. Public record verification is available to explore today.