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Built for creators and anyone who needs to prove it.

Every profession produces files worth money, reputation or a lawsuit. See how each field uses Docmint to prove authorship, integrity and precedence — without exposing the content to anyone.

Proof of precedence

The block date shows the file already existed at that moment — before any copy.

Proven integrity

Any change to the file no longer matches the record. The original speaks for itself.

Full confidentiality

The content never leaves your device. Only its fingerprint is recorded.

Open verification

Clients, partners and experts can check in seconds, even without Docmint.

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Legal Consultants HR & compliance Founders & startups Photo & video Music Design & illustration Content creators Writers & screenwriters Agencies & studios Software Architecture & engineering Researchers & academics Inventors Teachers & online courses Journalists

Legal & business

Legal

Digital evidence with a proven date, without leaving your office.

Screenshots, emails, drafts and signed documents change hands all the time — and when a dispute arises, the question is always the same: is this the original file, and did it exist on that date? Docmint records the integrity and precedence of any document in seconds, with technical proof the other side can check on their own.

Signed contracts and amendments
Drafts and negotiation versions
Opinions, briefs and filings
Screenshots of chats, websites and social media

Consultants

Your intellectual work, delivered and proven.

Consulting is knowledge turned into documents: assessments, reports, plans and methods. When a client disputes what was delivered, or a rejected proposal becomes someone else's project, you need to show what you did and when. Recording each delivery solves that without red tape.

Commercial and technical proposals
Assessments and reports
Action plans and schedules
Methods, frameworks and tools

HR & compliance

Prove which policy was in force — on any date.

Codes of conduct, privacy policies, internal rules and training change over time. In an audit, investigation or complaint, the question is always: which version was in force that day, and did the employee have access to it? Recording each published version answers that with independent proof.

Codes of conduct and internal policies
Privacy policies and terms of use
Employee handbooks and rules
Training materials and attendance lists

Founders & startups

Your idea will travel. Make sure it has a date and an owner.

To raise money, sign partners and hire, a startup has to show what it's building — to investors, accelerators, vendors and candidates. Recording plans, decks and prototypes before each conversation builds a verifiable history of what's yours, from day one.

Business plans and financial models
Pitch decks and one-pagers
Prototypes, wireframes and MVPs
Source code and documentation

Creative & media

Photo & video

Your images travel. So does the proof that they're yours.

A published photo can be downloaded, cropped and reposted in minutes — often without credit or metadata. Recording the original file at delivery creates dated proof that the material left your hands first, without exposing the content to anyone.

RAW files and camera originals
Selections and final edits
Shoots delivered to clients
Videos, cuts and final versions

Music

From first demo to release: your music with a birth date.

A melody recorded on your phone, a beat sent to an artist, lyrics shared in the band chat — music travels long before it reaches streaming platforms. When a similar track appears, whoever can prove they created first is in the best position. Record each idea the moment it's born.

Demos and rehearsal recordings
Lyrics and chord charts
Scores and arrangements
Beats, stems and DAW projects

Design & illustration

Your art, with a signature that can't be erased.

Rejected identity proposals that resurface in the market, illustrations copied onto merch, portfolios used as a little too much "reference" — visual creators know these stories. Recording each delivery creates dated proof of authorship, without exposing your work too early.

Logos and brand identities
Illustrations and digital art
Source files (AI, PSD, FIG, AFDESIGN)
Concept proposals and decks

Content creators

Your content goes viral. So does the proof it's yours.

Videos get downloaded and reposted on other accounts, original formats get copied within days and scripts leak before filming. To request a takedown or negotiate with a brand, you need to show you're the author. Recording the original file before posting solves that in seconds.

Original videos before publishing
Scripts and segment ideas
Formats, intros and stingers
Thumbnails and channel art

Writers & screenwriters

Send your manuscript without fear of finding it under another name.

Books, scripts and treatments pass through publishers, studios, contests and beta readers before becoming finished works. That's where similar stories appear "by coincidence". Recording each version of your text as it leaves your hands creates dated proof of authorship.

Manuscripts and chapters
Film, TV and stage scripts
Treatments, loglines and series bibles
Drafts and revised versions

Agencies & studios

Win the pitch or not: the idea is still yours.

Agencies and studios present concepts, campaigns and prototypes in pitches all the time — and don't always win the account. When the idea goes live made by someone else, the studio needs to prove that concept came from its team first. Recording every pitch and delivery makes that clear.

Pitch decks and competition entries
Campaign concepts and scripts
Key visuals and final assets
Films, animation and motion

Science & technology

Software

Your code has history. Now it has proof, too.

Repositories change owners, partners leave, freelancers deliver and disappear, and sometimes a competitor ships something surprisingly similar. Git history helps, but it can be rewritten and depends on whoever runs the server. Recording snapshots of your code creates independent proof that a version existed on that date.

Source code snapshots (ZIP, TAR)
Releases and published binaries
Algorithms, models and notebooks
Technical and architecture docs

Architecture & engineering

Pitch your project without fear of seeing someone else build it.

Concept studies, plans and renders circulate in meetings, tenders and chat groups before any contract exists. When your idea shows up executed by someone else, proving it's yours — and that it came first — makes all the difference. Record every stage of the project in seconds and bring that proof to any negotiation.

Concept studies and scanned sketches
Plans in DWG, PDF or RVT
3D models (SKP, IFC, BLEND) and renders
Specifications and descriptive memos

Researchers & academics

Your discovery has a date. Even before it's published.

Months — or years — can pass between the first analysis and publication. Along the way, manuscripts circulate among co-authors, reviewers and committees, and data sits on shared servers. Recording each stage creates independent proof that a result already existed, without revealing a single line of your work.

Raw and processed datasets
Manuscripts and submitted versions
Digitised lab notebooks
Research protocols and plans

Inventors

Document your invention without revealing the secret.

Between the first idea and the patent filing come prototypes, tests and conversations with suppliers and investors. At every step, the invention risks being appropriated. Recording drawings, notebooks and prototypes creates a verifiable timeline — and only the fingerprint becomes public, never the content.

Digitised invention notebooks
Technical drawings and schematics
3D models and CAD files
Prototype photos and videos

Education & information

Teachers & online courses

Your course is yours. Even when someone tries to resell it.

Handouts become pirated PDFs, recorded lessons show up in resale groups and methods get copied by competitors. To request takedowns or prove authorship, you need to show the material is yours and when it was made. Recording each module as it's finished creates that proof.

Handouts, e-books and course materials
Recorded lessons and video classes
Slides and lesson plans
Exercises, exams and answer keys

Journalists

Untampered reporting, from the first document to publication.

A leak, a recording, a document from a source: a story's credibility depends on showing the material wasn't altered. Recording each file as it arrives creates proof of integrity and date — without exposing the content or the source.

Documents received from sources
Interview recordings
Coverage photos and videos
Screenshots of posts that may be deleted

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