witness onlineday — of the epoch
VaultStamp fingerprints a work, a bill, a vote or a likeness, signs the moment it existed, and keeps that proof checkable by anyone, long after the people and the companies involved are gone.
An illustrative session. People stamp from the app; systems and agents use the same API.
One layer of proof under everything people make, owe and decide. The stamp type sets what each record must declare; the seal and the receipt work the same for all of them.
Three steps, the same for a song or a ballot. Only the fingerprint ever has to leave your hands.
The thing is reduced to a SHA-256 fingerprint on your own device. Change one byte and the fingerprint changes. The original goes into your vault, or nowhere at all.
VaultStamp signs a receipt holding the fingerprint, the exact moment, who stamped it and what they declared. An outside timestamp authority countersigns the time.
Anyone, at any later date, drops the file or opens the receipt. The mathematics matches or it doesn't. No account and no trust in us required.
The seal is drawn from the fingerprint itself, the way an engraved rosette marks a banknote. The same bytes always draw the same seal; one changed byte draws another. Try it with any file. Nothing leaves your device.