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Drop notes, chats and drafts. The editor writes the paper, stamps it with a fingerprint anyone can verify, and publishes it on your page.
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From hidden chaos to a paper on record.
Your ideas are already written: in chats, briefs, notes and folders you forgot. The editor finds them, composes the paper and seals it. You keep the final word.
Find what you wrote
Connect your drives and cloud or drop files. A scan sorts what it finds: documents about one project first, lists and indexes last.
The paper composes itself
Attach sources and every chapter fills as you go. The AI writes each section from your documents only, and a chat lets you rewrite anything.
Mint it: fingerprint, date, name
Freeze the text and it gets a SHA-256 fingerprint, an independent timestamp and an attestation tied to your name. Change one letter and the fingerprint changes.
Publish where you want
Your showcase page, by collection. Or export Markdown and PDF and take it to your blog, your lawyer, your investors.
One editor. Every paper that matters.
Each kind has its own structure, written by people who read papers for a living. The record behind it is the same.
White papers
Institutional: identity, system, access, value, risks, notices, record. For venture projects and studios.
Manifestos
What you believe, refuse and do. Signed and dated before anyone else says it.
Testaments
Your wishes and your story, fixed with a date that can’t be moved.
Contracts
Drafts and agreements with a fingerprint both sides can check.
Patent drafts
A technical disclosure in patent form: dated evidence of what you invented.
Blueprints & specs
Architecture, components, interfaces. For builders and code.
Articles
Posts for your blog or newsletter, each one with a record behind it.
Your own kind
Research, lyrics, letters, theses. Collections keep them together.
A record, not a token for sale.
Minting fixes four things about your paper, each checkable by anyone, without asking us.
It proves the text existed in that exact form at that time, under that name. It doesn’t make a contract binding or a testament valid on its own: that depends on the law where you live.
SHA-256 of the exact text. One letter changes it.
OpenTimestamps anchors the fingerprint in Bitcoin.
EAS on Base signs who issued it, and the version before.
The pointers live on your ENS name, so readers find the current version.
Who it’s for
Pick yours.
Put your name on it.
Studios, firms and communities run it as their own publication: name, colour, theme. Try it.
The papers of Northwind Studio
4 papers · 2 collections
Questions
Your chaos is already a paper.
Open the editor with a sample studio, or drop your own text in the box above and watch it get stamped.