Proof of origin, on-chain

Prove you
made it first.

Copytok timestamps your videos, writing, patents, and art on a public blockchain the moment you create them — so no one can quietly claim your work, and you never have to prove it twice.

No public upload. No wallet required. Just a certificate.

Certificate№ CPT-88213
Certificate of provenance
Untitled Screenplay — Draft 4
Content typeWriting
Proof phrasevelvet · harbor · comet · quartz
AnchoredAug 21, 2026 · 14:32:07 UTC
Notarized
copytok.network record
Private by default — your work is never published
Publicly verifiable — anyone can confirm the timestamp
Built to hand to a lawyer — dispute-ready records
The register

Every kind of original work, one certificate.

If it can be a file, it can be timestamped. Copytok doesn't care what format your idea takes — only that the moment it existed is on record.

Video

Films, footage, edits, animation, and raw cuts before they ever leave your drive.

Writing

Manuscripts, scripts, articles, lyrics — the exact draft, the exact day.

PDFs and documents

Contracts, decks, proposals — anything you need a clean paper trail on.

Whitepapers

Research, technical papers, and proposals — dated before anyone else reads them.

Patents

Filings, disclosures, and invention records — proof of the moment an idea took shape.

Images

Photography, illustration, design, and artwork, from sketch to final file.

The process

Three steps. A permanent record.

Nothing about creating a certificate should slow you down, or expose your work before you're ready to share it.

01

Upload

Drop in your file. It stays private — we never publish, preview, or share it with anyone, including ourselves.

02

Turn it into words

We turn your work into a one-of-a-kind proof phrase, a short string of words like a wallet's recovery phrase, and anchor it to a public blockchain, permanently and unalterably.

03

Certificate

You receive a certificate anyone can independently verify — without ever seeing the work it protects.

See your proof phrase

This is what a proof phrase looks like.

Every certificate starts with a proof phrase, a short run of words that could only come from your exact work, the same idea behind a crypto wallet's recovery phrase. Type something below and watch one generate, right in your browser.

This happens locally in your browser. Nothing you type here is stored or sent anywhere.

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Why it holds up

A timestamp no one controls, including us.

Copytok doesn't keep the record in a database we could edit later. It's anchored to a public ledger, which is what makes the date defensible.

Created

You finish a draft, a cut, a filing — the moment your work exists.

Phrased

A proof phrase is generated. Change one word later and it won't match.

Anchored

The phrase is written to a public blockchain — outside anyone's reach to alter.

Verifiable forever

Anyone, anywhere, can confirm the date without asking Copytok's permission.

Who it's for

Built for the moment before the dispute.

Documentary editor

"I timestamp every cut before it goes to a client. If a rough edit ever leaks, I can prove which version was mine."

Debut novelist

"I certified the manuscript before it went to a single agent. It costs nothing to be safe with three years of work."

Hardware inventor

"Between the sketch and the filed patent there's a gap. Copytok covers that gap with a record I can point to."

Landscape photographer

"Reverse image search only tells you a copy exists. This tells you, provably, whose file came first."

Materials science researcher

"We certify findings the day we write them up, long before submission. It's a quiet form of insurance."

Independent game composer

"Every stem I send out gets certified first. It's five minutes, and it's the difference in a dispute."

Your next idea deserves a timestamp.

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