InkProvenance
Authorship, on the record

Your expertise is on the line. Put its authorship on the record.

For professionals whose written work is scrutinized under pressure — expert witnesses, inventors, advisors. InkProvenance records how the document was written and seals it into a tamper-evident record that names its own independent witnesses — one you can put in front of the other side and let them verify for themselves.

A record of process and custody — never a verdict on the author, and never a claim that no AI was involved.

The moment it matters

When the document is challenged, “trust me” is not an answer.

“Doctor, did AI write your report?”

An expert on the stand.

“Prove you invented this before the filing date.”

An inventor at the patent office.

“Who actually authored this opinion?”

An advisor under audit.

Today the answer is your word. InkProvenance turns it into a record: an independent, tamper-evident account of how the document was authored, that the other side can check for themselves.

What it does

A focused workspace that records how the document was written — then seals it.

You write your report, declaration, opinion, or disclosure in a dedicated instrument workspace. As you work, InkProvenance records the facts of authorship — sessions, revisions, that it was genuinely composed rather than pasted. When you finish, you designate your final filed document; it is bound by cryptographic hash and independently timestamped via RFC 3161 — and the record itself discloses exactly which independent authorities signed it, so a seal is never taken on faith. The record stays private until you decide to publish it; once you do, anyone with the link — including opposing counsel’s own consultant — can verify it without trusting you, or us.

Honest by design

What the record establishes — and what it doesn’t.

Establishes
  • • The authorship process — sessions, revisions, genuine composition over paste.
  • • Custody of the final artifact — your filed document bound by cryptographic hash.
  • • When it was sealed — independent RFC 3161 timestamps, with the record disclosing exactly which authorities signed it, and when.
Does not establish
  • • That no AI was involved. It documents the process; it does not certify its absence.
  • • That the content is correct. That is for the tribunal, not a tool.
  • • A verdict on the author. It is custody and context — evidence, never a judgment.
Who it is for

Not just legal. Anyone whose written work has to hold up.

Expert witnesses

Expert reports and sworn declarations whose credibility is the case.

Physicians & clinicians

IME reports, expert medical reports, and medical-necessity opinions — where your assessment’s authorship is the point, never the patient’s data.

Inventors

Invention disclosures, where the record of when and how you wrote it is the asset.

Advisors

Professional opinion letters — financial, technical, regulatory — read under scrutiny.

How it works

Four steps, in a workspace built for the record.

  1. 1

    Choose the instrument — expert report, declaration, opinion letter, invention disclosure, or IME report.

  2. 2

    Write it in a focused workspace that records the facts of authorship as you go.

  3. 3

    Designate your final filed document; it is bound by cryptographic hash — the file itself never leaves your device.

  4. 4

    The record is sealed — independently timestamped, disclosing its own witnesses. You decide when it becomes publicly verifiable; once published, anyone with the link can check it.

Instrument infrastructure, not a writing app

No creative flourishes, no AI ghostwriter, no repurposing. A sober workspace for documents that have to survive cross-examination — separate, by design, from where people draft creatively.

Put your next document on the record.

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