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Software & source code
Seal release candidates, source archives, configuration snapshots, technical specifications or algorithm descriptions without making the source publicly searchable.
Development chronologyUse cases
Evidence for the moments that later become questions
Attestarium is not limited to one file type or one intellectual-property category. The core job is to preserve a clear, portable record of what was deposited and what was declared at a particular point in time.
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Design & creative work
Record designs, artwork, manuscripts, music project files, campaigns, concepts and drafts as dated evidence events.
Creative provenance03
R&D and inventions
Create a chronology around research notes, prototypes, lab outputs, technical concepts and invention disclosures.
R&D history04
Contracts & disclosures
Evidence the exact digital material that was exchanged, disclosed, approved or attached to a commercial process.
Business evidence05
Policies & governance
Seal policy versions, board materials, internal decisions and controlled documents where later version history matters.
Governance trail06
Client deliverables
Record what a consultancy, agency or professional delivered and when, while keeping the working material private.
Delivery record07
Trade secrets
Use Proof-only evidence to commit a cryptographic fingerprint without uploading the source material in that workflow.
Privacy-first08
Dispute preparation
Group related deposits in a Case and export portable evidence packages for controlled review.
Structured chronologyImportant distinction
An evidence record is not an ownership registry.
Attestarium records deposits, declarations, cryptographic commitments and available trust signals. A creator or rights-holder field is a declared claim unless a separate verification or supporting-document process explicitly strengthens it.
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Create a professional account and start with a Proof-only evidence record.