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Sign what you publish. Mark what your AI creates.

Every piece of content has a story. Encypher stitches it into your text, images, video, audio and documents. A hidden label shows who signed it, what they said about AI use, and whether it has changed.

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Copies of a news story, photos, and chat answers spread across the screen, and the Town Daily name tags slide off them.
  1. Copies of a news story, photos, and chat answers spread across the screen, and the Town Daily name tags slide off them.

    Your work travels. Your name doesn't.

    Articles, photos, and video are copied and reposted every day, and the creator's name rarely goes with them.

  2. A brown thumbs-up equals two characters: a yellow thumbs-up marked hand, plus a brown tile marked +3 for the skin tone.

    Text carries more than meets the eye.

    A thumbs-up emoji looks like one symbol. Underneath, it is two characters: one for the hand and one for the skin tone.

  3. A needle sews a gold thread under the sentence The pool opens Monday, and the stitches fade from sight.

    We put a signed label inside the text.

    Encypher writes it into characters that never show on screen. Readers see the same words; software can read the label.

  4. A gold thread runs from a photo to a video and sews a gold border around each one.

    Files carry one too.

    Photos, video, audio, and documents hold the label inside the file, using the open C2PAC2PA: The Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity: the group that publishes the open standard for content labels. standard.

  5. A gold tag on the thread reads Made by: Town Daily and Made with AI: No, with the blue Encypher badge on it.

    The label names the source.

    It shows who signed the work, when, and whether they declared AI use.

  6. The sentence now says The pool opens Friday. The blue badge has cracked in two and turned gray, and a navy tag reads Changed.

    Change one word, and the seal breaks.

    Any edit made after signing shows up when the work is checked.

  7. A magnifier rests on the unbroken blue Encypher badge on a Town Daily story, and a check mark appears beside it.

    Anyone can check it, free.

    No account needed. Paste the text or drop in a file.

    Check a file
A brown thumbs up beside its two codes: one for the hand and one for the color.

One label, three kinds of users.

Also for Official communications and enterprise teams.

AI work now needs a label.

For years, the lock on a website was optional. Then browsers began to warn people about sites without one. Labels for AI work have their dates now.

  1. Law

    August 2, 2026: The EU AI ActEU AI Act: The European Union's law on artificial intelligence, which includes rules for marking AI-made content. asks for labels that computers can read on AI content.

  2. Law

    December 2, 2026: AI tools already sold in the EU before August 2 must have labels by this date.

  3. Law

    California: The AI Transparency Act adds its own rules.

Check if your AI tools are ready

Anyone can print a label. Only a trusted one counts.

A letter sealed with anyone's stamp tells you nothing. A letter sealed by someone the checkers trust tells you who sealed it.

Two sealed letters. The letter with Encypher's blue badge, from a signer the checkers trust, passes the check. The letter with a gray look-alike badge, from an unknown signer, does not pass.
Trusted signer
Our signer is on the list that checkers trust.
The standard
Encypher wrote the C2PA standard for textC2PA text-provenance standard: The part of the C2PA standard that puts a signed label inside plain text, using invisible Unicode characters. and co-chairs the task force alongside Google, BBC, OpenAI, Adobe, and Microsoft.
Public record

The official C2PA Conforming Products List records Encypher as a conformant generator product at assurance Level 1, with generation and validation coverage across 20 media types (conformance dated May 26, 2026). Encypher's claim-signing and timestamp authorities appear on the official C2PA Trust Lists.

See our trust record

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Edit it or paste your own.

What the label will say

Signed by
Encypher demo identity
AI use
No declaration added
Visible change
None. Every word stays.

Signing and the check take a few seconds.

Checking is free.

Publishers sign for free.

Labels for AI work start at $99 a month.

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Good questions.

Does the label prove something is true?
No. It shows who signed it, what they said about it, and if it changed. It does not check facts.
What if someone copies the words?
The label comes along on most apps and sites. Some tools remove hidden codes, and pasting into Microsoft Word can break it. Then the checker says it found no label.
Do people need an account to check?
No. Anyone can check a label for free.

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