ScoreDetect

Stop debating who created it first—show it. With ScoreDetect, you capture a time-stamped proof for anything you publish in minutes. Sign in, drag in a file, paste text, or point to a URL. The system generates a unique fingerprint, locks the time, and gives you a shareable proof page plus a small badge you can embed on your post, portfolio, or product page. Readers click the badge to compare the live asset with the recorded fingerprint, so they can confirm that what they see is authentic and unchanged. Update your work later? Create a new record and link versions; your history stays visible, and you decide what’s public or private.

For writers and editors, the workflow fits your day. Draft in your usual tools, then register the final copy before you hit publish. Add the provided HTML snippet to your CMS template once; after that, the badge appears automatically on every registered article. If you schedule posts, set a webhook so ScoreDetect captures the proof the moment your site goes live. Social teams can paste the proof link into captions to deter copy-and-paste plagiarism and establish timing during news cycles.

Shops and operations teams can secure listings and documentation without changing their stack. Batch-upload product photos and spec sheets, or use the API to register them as your PIM exports. Print a QR from ScoreDetect on packing slips and invoices; anyone scanning it lands on the proof page to validate the document against its fingerprint. Support agents can check whether a return photo or claim file matches what was originally issued. This reduces disputes, improves chargeback responses, and adds a simple check to supplier handoffs or warehouse audits.

Creators and engineers get tools that respect their workflows. Photographers can watermark previews with a small verification mark that links to the proof page. Musicians and podcasters can register a mastered track and add the link to descriptions on streaming sites. Video teams can include the proof link in end cards or show notes. Developers can call the CLI or a Git hook to register builds, design exports, or release notes on tag. Teams manage roles and get an audit trail, while exports and notifications make reporting straightforward. No special technical setup, no crypto wallets—just practical verification you can add to any project in a few clicks.