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Authorship disputes are hard to win with nothing but a file's "date modified" timestamp. ProofX exists to fix that: it registers a piece of writing, code, or other text and issues a tamper-proof cryptographic proof that you had it at a specific point in time. Connected to Neotask, you can register something the moment it's finished, verify a registration later using its content ID or hash, or look up a creator's profile — all without opening ProofX's own interface.

• Registers articles, poems, scripts, code, or other text for a tamper-proof proof of authorship
• Verifies existing registrations by content ID or hash
• Looks up creator profiles tied to registered work

What you can automate

ProofX

Register articles, poems, scripts, code, or other text with ProofX to get a tamper-proof cryptographic proof of authorship, verify existing registrations by content ID or hash, and look up creator profiles.

Real workflows

Register a finished piece of writing or code

Right after you finish a draft — an article, a script, a chunk of code — ask Neotask to register it with ProofX. It comes back with a cryptographic proof of authorship tied to that exact content and moment.

Verify someone else's claim of authorship

Given a content ID or hash, ask Neotask to check ProofX for the registration record and confirm what it says about origin and timing.

Frequently asked questions

What does the ProofX connection actually do?

Registers text-based work (articles, poems, scripts, code) with ProofX for a tamper-proof cryptographic proof of authorship, verifies existing registrations by content ID or hash, and looks up creator profiles.

Does this replace a copyright filing?

No — it's a cryptographic timestamped proof of authorship, not a legal registration, though it can support a claim.