Use cases
For creators like you
Incipite isn't built for major labels or law firms. It's built for you — the independent creator who publishes solo, shares early, and needs to prove prior art if the moment comes.
Pick your craft
Each page starts from what you hand over, to whom, and when — because submitting a screenplay to a contest is not the same act as delivering an assignment to a magazine.
Screenwriter
Your drafts circulate long before anything is shot — contests, readers, producers. WGA registration expires. Bitcoin does not.
Protect a screenplay before submitting it →Photographer
Before delivering an assignment or publishing a series, date the source files — EXIF can be edited and a camera clock is user-set.
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Uncredited reposts, resale on a print shop, a pass through an image generator: date your sources before, not after.
Date your artwork before publishing →Author
A manuscript sent to ten agents lives on ten machines. Date the file before the first submission.
Protect a manuscript before submitting it →Inventor · researcher
A preprint gives you a date in exchange for public disclosure — which destroys patentability in Europe. A timestamp gives you the date without the disclosure.
Date it before any public disclosure →Freelancer
Deliverables often go out with no signed contract. The email proves you sent something; it does not prove what was inside.
Prove what you delivered →Musician · composer
A demo shared with a co-producer, a track going online: date the file before it starts travelling.
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