TraceLogica
Commit
Your system submits an opaque SHA-256 commitment—not raw evidence, prompts, spans, or customer identifiers.
Signed-checkpoint authority
Evidence that travels
beyond your database.
TraceLogica signs opaque evidence-chain checkpoints and returns portable receipts your customers and auditors can verify independently.
Receipt verifieded25519-v1
- Checkpoint
- sha256:71b9…e04c
- Authority sequence
- #000042
- Network
- tracelogica-v1
- Verification
- ✓ Signature valid
How it works
A separate authority.
A portable proof.
Sign
TraceLogica durably appends the checkpoint and signs a receipt bound to its account, sequence, time, key, and prior receipt.
Verify
Retain the receipt and public-key document. Verify them offline without trusting the source application database.
Honest assurance
Strong claims.
Precise boundaries.
TraceLogica’s first product is intentionally narrow: independently verifiable, signed receipts from a separate single authority.
Read the security model ↗A valid receipt proves
- The authority signed this exact checkpoint
- The receipt occupied a specific sequence
- Fields were unchanged after signing
- Verification works without the source database
It does not prove
- The source evidence is true or complete
- Independent-validator consensus
- An external trusted timestamp
- Safety after authority-key compromise
“Make an existing evidence chain portable and independently verifiable—without moving the underlying customer data.”
Start a conversation
Bring verifiable checkpoints to your evidence workflow.
Tell us what you need to prove, who needs to verify it, and where your current evidence chain lives.
Do not submit vulnerabilities, credentials, or customer evidence here. Use the security policy first.