Certificate registry · not a verdict

Client said it’s AI. Issue a process certificate.

Authorship does not decide if writing is AI. It seals a certificate from this Google Doc’s Drive revision history — hashed and checkable by anyone. Not a detector score. Not a personal review.

Process certificate

£29

One Google Doc. Sealed certificate + public verify link. Typical issuance 48 hours.

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Rush issuance

£49

Same certificate, 24-hour target. For when an invoice is already blocked.

Rush certificate

What the certificate contains

  1. Drive revision timeline from Google — independent of any reviewer.
  2. Document size growth over time.
  3. Accounts that created and edited the file.
  4. Cryptographic payload hash — so the sealed record can be checked.
  5. Optional: declared grammar/structure passes, if logged separately.

Authorship certifies process metadata. It does not detect AI and does not claim a human typed every word. Drive history can be padded; it is still harder to fake than a detector screenshot, and clients can verify it themselves.

How issuance works

  1. Pay. Share the Doc as Commenter with the registry inbox.
  2. The registry reads revision metadata only — never stores the manuscript.
  3. You receive a certificate ID and a public verify URL for your client.
  4. Fewer than 3 useful revisions? No certificate — full refund.

Verify without an account

The verify page is the product. Anyone opens it. No login. No manuscript.

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Agencies: £99/month for verify links on every delivery. Agency seat.