How CertifyIP works: proof in 30 seconds, nothing uploaded
A fingerprint of your file goes public. The file itself never leaves your machine.
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The problem it solves
When ownership of creative work is questioned, the argument is usually about proof of provenance. CertifyIP gives you a public, tamper-evident record that your creations existed under your control on a specific date, without you having to share the file with anyone.
What happens when you use CertifyIP
What it does not do
CertifyIP does not publish your work, register it with any government body or third party, or reveal anything about its contents. A fingerprint cannot be reverse engineered to recreate the original file. It is evidence of existence at a point in time, designed to sit alongside your working files and drafts.
Getting started
It is free to start, with no credit card required. Download the app, drop in a file, and you have your first certificate in about half a minute. The priceless habit worth building: log your ideas as they emerge, and again when the work ships.
Try it on one file.
Free to start · no credit card required
