Everything you want to know before signing up.

A service that automatically certifies every version of what you create, from the tools you already use. Over time, each work gets its own certified history, from first draft to published version.

rightsguardian issues a certificate that binds that exact version, identified by its fingerprint, to your account and to the moment you certified it. Anyone can verify that certificate against public rules without depending on us. Change a single character and it's another version, with its own certificate.

No. No tool can. What changes is that, if someone copies you, you show up with your work's history on your side.

Whatever you create in the integrated tools: documents, spreadsheets, presentations, posts on your site and pages you see in your browser.

No. Neither your work nor your history. We only receive each version's digital fingerprint, which can't be used to rebuild it, to issue the certificate. The certificate comes back to your device and you keep it.

A fixed-length code computed from your content (a hash). It identifies that exact version without containing it: your work can't be read or rebuilt from it.

On your device, in a folder you choose. We recommend a folder you already back up, such as one in your cloud drive.

If your history was in a backed-up folder, you restore it from there. Each certificate stands on its own and verifies by itself.

No, and in one important way it goes further: all of them are worth something because you trust whoever issued them, while a rightsguardian certificate is verified against public rules, in any country, without depending on any particular party, not even us. It also certifies your whole process without your work leaving your device. What it doesn't have is the legal presumption some jurisdictions give a registry, a notary or a qualified timestamp (for example, eIDAS in the European Union). If your case needs it, you can use both.

Anyone, without a rightsguardian account. Certificates are issued under the CERTCRYPT domain and checked against public rules with an open verifier.

Your certificates stay verifiable without us, and your history is already on your device. You don't depend on our servers.

Yes. It's technical evidence anyone can verify, and it documents your work's full history, version by version. How it's weighed depends on each case; if you also need public faith or a registration, you can combine it with a notary or a registry.

It complements one: a registry protects the finished work; rightsguardian documents how you created it, version by version.

We're in pre-launch. Join early access and we'll let you know as soon as your integration is ready, so you can try it before anyone else.

Yes, you can volunteer when you join early access. We'll invite some sign-ups, based on the tools they use and what they create, to try rightsguardian before launch and tell us what to improve.

WordPress, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and the browser extension are in development. The most requested ones will arrive first.

We'll announce it before launch. Early-access members will hear first.

No. Your service continues as before, with the same team. For anything you need, use the customer care form and choose "Anti-piracy service clients."