Don’t trust it. Check it.

Seal a sentence, then change one character and verify. Watch a valid seal fail the instant one byte changes. That is the whole product claim, experienced in five seconds instead of read in a paragraph.

Your work. Edit it after sealing The authorities cited in this filing were read and verified against the reporter before signature.

A specimen with sample data. The cryptography is real and runs entirely in your browser. Nothing you do here is recorded, and nothing leaves this page.

A single number, measured while the work is made, not a probability guessed afterward by a detector with a false-alarm rate. Type below, or paste something in, and watch the composition move. Dictated-by-the-author counts as human.

A specimen. The index shown is a measured composition of this session only: typed, edited, dictated, pasted. It is not a judgement about finished text, and nothing here is recorded or sent anywhere.

This is what your client, your auditor, your court, or your insurer receives: a check that costs nothing, needs no account, uploads nothing, and works fully offline. Their check is free forever, which is what makes yours worth issuing.

The record (JSON) The content it was sealed to

Verification runs end to end in this browser window: the fingerprint is recomputed from the content, and the signature is checked against the public key inside the record. No server is involved; there is nothing on Regulayer’s side to breach or read.

Opposing counsel asks what AI touched this matter. Hand over two records and they ask what you are hiding; hand over all seven and you have opened the file. This is the third answer: disclose two, and prove mathematically that there were exactly seven: none added, none removed, none altered. The five you did not open stay sealed, and stay privileged.

A specimen with sample data. Every record is fingerprinted and folded into one signed root value; an opened record proves its own membership by a short path of sibling fingerprints, and the sealed ones contribute their fingerprints and nothing else. Because the root and the count are signed together, a record cannot be quietly dropped or slipped in afterwards. And the sealed content is never revealed, not even to us. Computed in your browser; nothing is sent anywhere.

One insured, thirty days, no client content of any kind, only counts, rates, and the periods where governance was not running. Those gaps are signed onto the record, which is the part that has never existed before. Verify it, then try to make a bad month look like a good one.

A specimen with sample data. The insured signs the month. The carrier verifies it against a public key, offline, with no contact with us and no access to a single word of the underlying work. A gap cannot be removed, because the signed record commits to how many days there were. Silence is priced, not guessed at.