How Does it Work?

Let's say you have created an original file. When you submit it on this site we generate a cryptographic hash that is unique to your content. We add this to the Global DNS Registry. Your DNS record will be saved to the top DNS providers in the world including Google, Microsoft, Cloudflare, Cloud9, and hundreds of other servers. Your content will also get its own IPv6 IP address from our pool of millions of IPs. This IP is tied directly to your content signature. When a user visits the IP address, they will see your page describing your content. This will link to your profile where you can prove your identity by confirming social media accounts, email accounts, or adding contact information. All of this is optional, of course. Some users may simply want to associate their anonymous Twitter account to their content, and that is fine. The point is to allow you to say, "See, that is my comment!" or "See, that is my file", and link to your content page.