Anchored Receipt Engine

Recording in. Tamper-evident receipt out.

A standalone engine that turns an audio or video recording into a tamper-evident receipt bundle: structured transcript, structured Q&A and decisions, dual-witness anchoring, and an FRE 902(13)/(14)-styled PDF certification template (operator-fill) — bundle integrity verifiable by anyone holding the bundle bytes, with no runtime dependency on the issuer.

API surface

Try it

curl -X POST https://YOUR-HOST/v1/receipts \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" \
  -F "recording=@meeting.mp4"

The bundle JSON returned by /v1/receipts verifies independently — every artifact hash, every anchor, and every .ots proof can be re-derived from the bundle bytes alone. Hand it to any party and they can check it without contacting this server.

What this is not

This is infrastructure: an HTTP wrapper around a deterministic primitive. No persistence, no analytics, no telemetry — every request is stateless and the engine never sees user identity beyond the bearer token used to authenticate. Embedders are expected to front this service with their own identity layer (SSO / IAP / VPC ingress).