Record Moment
When the moment itself needs proof.
- States: this happened, at this time, under this code/pulse/path.
- Creates a file that still proves itself later.
- Useful for event, statement, agreement, and delivery claims.
A sealed file stays verifiable when it moves.Byte change => copy status. Verification fails.
The file verifies itself. Verify links (/v/...) are optional public convenience.
The same proof ends disputes, blocks copies, opens access, keeps payment attached, and moves value.
The file either matches the sealed record or it does not.
Verify locally with no account, including fully offline checks.
Share by text, email, AirDrop, or cloud without stripping proof.
The same proof opens access, login, payments, and workflow.
Different starting points, same result: something real to prove later and build on.
When the moment itself needs proof.
Use when you already have a file or folder and want built-in verification.
Same result
One record proves later. Verify it, share it, and build on it without changing the underlying truth.
The proof is the same. The first win depends on whether you need trust, delivery proof, access, or value movement first.
Use Receiz as one proof-backed place that shows the work, qualifies clients, books, and gets paid.
Best when your business depends on trust, responsiveness, and clean handoff from one profile.
Use Receiz to keep lead intake, proof, deposits, payment, and delivery in one lane instead of scattered tools.
Best when multiple people need the same place, the same context, and cleaner transitions into the work.
Use Receiz when origin, authorship, drops, commissions, and paid access all need to hold together instead of living in separate tools and screenshots.
Best when the work itself is part of the trust story and the place people land also needs to convert.
Use Receiz to prove handoffs, completion, delivery, and service moments, then add access only when intake and scheduling matter too.
Best when the operational event itself has to hold up later in disputes, support, or fulfillment review.
Use Receiz when payout proof has to hold up later and automation has to keep it moving.
Best when the first job is settlement evidence and automation, not public presence.
Seal File from a moment claim or from an existing file/folder.
Send the file anywhere: text, email, AirDrop, cloud, DM.
Anyone checks the file locally, or fully offline. No account required.
Turn the same proof into a place people review the work and move from.
Booking, payment, access, and workflow gates run without breaking the proof.
Start with verification, files that keep their proof, and recorded moments that hold up later.
End the argument with the file itself.
People argue over screenshots, edited exports, and conflicting send-history claims.
The argument ends at the file. It passes or it fails.
Send it anywhere and it still proves itself.
Different formats need different trust rules, and many have none.
One file travels anywhere and still proves itself.
The moment itself holds up later.
Important moments are tracked in chats and screenshots that drift over time.
What happened becomes something provable later.
Then let proof end disputes, block copies, and open the gate for real holders.
Use proof to collapse delivery, billing, and audit disputes.
Teams burn hours debating who changed what, when, and where.
Disputes collapse faster when the file either holds or it does not.
The original stays in charge. Copies do not.
People often mistake handles, reposts, and screenshots for the source.
The original stays provable across channels while copies stay copies.
Access starts from the original, not a password or screenshot.
Passwords, links, and screenshots are routinely leaked, copied, and forged.
Only real holders get through. Copies fail.
Possession opens access before any password step.
Traditional login is brittle: password resets, leaked credentials, and phishing.
A real file opens a session before any password flow.
Then let proof establish rank, unlock the next stage, and let only the real thing through.
Status and claim order become provable instead of claimed.
Early-claim status is often not independently verifiable.
Prove who was first, who claimed, and what status they hold.
Routes open in stages for real holders only.
Most gated experiences rely on weak keys or wallet patterns users dislike.
Real holders unlock the next stage while copies stay out.
Verified files decide what gets through.
Critical versions drift silently and internal distribution channels are hard to trust.
Only verified files get through, and every decision stays auditable later.
Value moves, history remains visible, and redemption stays strict.
Hold the position. Use reserve. Issue shares into buyer-funded certificates.
Reserve is funded value: build ownership, send it, issue notes, or request a wire.
Proof-native value. Carry it through sends, Market, and certificates. Buyer funding credits seller reserve.
Buyer-funded ownership certificates. Buyers fund the purchase; sellers receive reserve.
Reserve value moves offline and still verifies cleanly when it is claimed.
See reserve and settlement together and replay exactly how each moved.
Deposit, send, and replay each move. Reserve and settlement stay distinct.
Issue notes (PNG/PDF/JSON) only from reserve, so a note means the value was already funded.
Package a position or settlement into buyer-ready shares. Seller receives reserve when buyer funding clears.
Verify packet authenticity and claim state before credit posts, preventing invalid or duplicate settlement claims.
Use private account history and public pseudonymous outputs that share compatible proof bundle structures.
Keep custody state in integer SLU micro-units with fixed-denominator conversion and explicit half-up rounding.
Every capability below is live in the product right now.
Users verify files locally and offline. The file proves it, not the session.
Seal PNG, PDF, SVG, JSON, media, binary, and folder packages so the proof travels with the file.
AssetSeal keeps origin fixed while custody and authorship events append without rewriting the file.
WireProof keeps payout proof usable later with verifier URLs, approval flows, and payment evidence that still holds up when someone checks.
A live surface recognizes people, moves the booking, takes payment, and keeps context when they return.
Simultaneous threads move across profile, embed, campaign, and custom domain while you still see one operating picture.
A single booking updates calendar, memory, contacts, and ledger from the same action instead of leaving cleanup behind.
Both sides qualify fit, exchange proof, narrow scope, and draft the next move before the humans join.
Cadence, quiet hours, cooldowns, reply states, and suppression keep motion alive without turning outreach into spam.
Card checkout lands in the target Receiz account instead of splitting payment identity in two.
Published schemas/test vectors enable independent implementation and verifiers at versioned boundaries.
Bring proof, login, settlement, and automation into your own product without owning passwords, splitting users, or losing the audit trail.
One sealed file proves, unlocks, identifies, ranks, and moves value without changing the underlying truth.
Use Receiz inside your product when proof, login, settlement, and workflow should work together without splitting the user or the record.
Use the same proof across offline checks, access, operations, and settlement. The file still carries the proof.