The first working version. The demo you showed a partner. The version you handed to a client.
These are moments worth keeping a record of.
I'm part of the team behind Ecode. We built a free service for creating dated records that can support code authorship.
What Ecode uses
- A SHA-256 digital fingerprint of your file.
- A registration database.
- A trusted RFC 3161 timestamp.
- A Polygon blockchain record.
You get a certificate with a QR code for verification. Your source code stays on your device.
Keep a little context, too
Save the registered file and its certificate together. Add a short note about the milestone, such as "first working demo" or "version sent to client."
The certificate records the file's fingerprint. Your notes and development history help explain the work behind it.
Registration is free. No card or subscription.
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