Chronicle how you made it —
prove a human did, forever.
Chronicled records the sessions behind your creative work — the process images, recordings, project files, audio and notes it produced, or a live in-browser capture. It hash-chains them, timestamps the whole timeline on the Bitcoin blockchain, and embeds an invisible watermark in the finished piece. The result is a public certificate that a human made it, over real time — irrefutable, and impossible to quietly rewrite.
1 · Chronicle the session
Upload the artifacts a session produced — process images, a screen recording, the project file, audio, stems, RAW, notes — or sketch live in the browser. Build it over as many sessions as it takes; each is hash-linked and timestamped, chained to the one before. Nothing can be inserted, reordered, or backdated.
2 · Seal, anchor, watermark
Finishing commits every session into one Merkle root, signs it, timestamps it on Bitcoin via OpenTimestamps, and automatically embeds an invisible watermark in the finished work. Only hashes go public — your files stay private.
3 · Verify & resolve
Anyone can open the certificate, replay the timelapse, re-check the chain, and confirm the Bitcoin timestamp — with a transparent trust score, verifiable without trusting us. Or drop any image in and it resolves back to its certificate via the watermark.
An honest note on "impossible to fake"
No system can make forgery literally impossible — a timeline of a session proves a progression happened over time, not by itself that a human made it. Chronicled's security comes from binding that timeline to real process evidence (live input, a partner-tool attestation, or the uploaded source files), then making any later tampering cryptographically detectable and any backdating impossible. The goal is to make faking prohibitively expensive and easy to detect, and to give honest creators a public, durable receipt.