What you ship today
becomes evidence forever.
Anchor your founding moment the day you decide. Anchor the spec before the launch. Anchor the commit you're proud of. When the team rewrites history five years later, the Bitcoin record won't.
USE CASES
Anchor the moment you decided to build it. The cofounder agreement. The first wireframe. Years later, the block height settles every 'who thought of it first?' argument.
Anchor the goal you're staking publicly — ship date, hire plan, revenue target. If you hit it, the record proves you said so first. If you miss it, you grow from the receipt.
Anchor a spec, architecture decision, or novel algorithm before you publish. The hash is enough to prove priority without revealing the contents.
Anchor every release. Build a chain of cryptographically dated milestones — verifiable, immutable, and shareable with investors, partners, and your future self.
WHY FOUNDERS ESPECIALLY NEED THIS
- Memory rewrites itself. Five years from now, you won't remember when you decided X. The anchor will.
- Investors trust evidence. "We committed to this in block #850,000" is harder to dismiss than a blog post.
- Cofounder disputes need a referee. Bitcoin doesn't take sides — it just records who anchored what, when.
- You can't game it. That's the point. The honesty of the record is what makes it valuable.
THE BUILDER WORKFLOW
- At a meaningful moment — decision, milestone, ship — anchor a short note.
- Optionally use the API to anchor every release automatically from CI.
- Build your public SoulID page as a permanent founder track record.
- Years later, the Bitcoin record is still there — searchable, citeable, undeniable.