You Wrote It First. Can You Prove It?

You spent months building a tool. You shared it publicly. Someone launches a suspiciously identical product and claims it's original. You know you built it first. But knowing and proving are two different things.
Git commits can be rewritten. Screenshots can be faked. None of that holds up when it matters. What if you could timestamp your code on a tamper-proof network?

Prima Evidence lets you prove your code existed at a specific point in time — before you publish, share, or open-source it.

Here's how it works:

1. Drop your file into Prima Evidence
2. Your browser computes a SHA-256 hash locally — your code never leaves your machine
3. Pay once (no subscriptions)
4. An immutable proof record is written.
5. You get a Proof ID and a public verification URL anyone can check

That's it. 60 seconds. Permanent proof.
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**When to use it

1. Before pushing to a public repo
2. Before delivering code to a client
3. Before submitting to a hackathon
4. At major milestones of anything you're building

You wouldn't deploy without tests. Don't publish without proof.
Try it → www.primaevidence.com