Create a timestamped, verifiable record of your authorship and licensing terms. Your file is fingerprinted in your browser — it never leaves your device, and we never store your content.
The fingerprint (SHA-256) is computed locally, in this browser tab. Nothing is uploaded.
Your file never leaves this device. Registration computes a SHA-256 fingerprint of the file locally, in your browser. The file itself is never uploaded, never transmitted, and never stored on Alltio’s servers — the registry holds only the fingerprint, your details, and your terms. Alltio takes no custody of your work, ever.
You can verify this yourself: once this page has loaded, disconnect from the internet — the fingerprint still computes.
This becomes the registry record: who owns it, where it lives, and how it may be licensed.
Keep this record — it is your verifiable proof of registration. The record ID is a cryptographic digest of everything above, bound to the timestamp shown.
What this is: a founding-registry record — a self-attested, timestamped statement of authorship and terms, fingerprint-bound to your work. It is useful today in provenance disputes and takedown requests, and founding registrants get first access as licensing goes live. What this is not (yet): a payment promise or a verified chain-of-title — ownership verification is performed before any work enters licensing.