No jargon, no account, no need to take our word for anything. Here is exactly what happens behind the tick or the cross above.
Every record gets sealed the moment it is created.Think of an old fashioned wax seal on a letter. Once it is pressed, anyone can see if it has been broken. Our seal works the same way, except it is mathematical rather than wax, so it cannot be reproduced by guesswork.
An outside company stamps the date, not us.For the records that matter most, we send the seal to an independent timestamping authority, the same kind of service used to prove when a legal document was signed. That company has no reason to help us cheat, and it keeps its own copy of when it saw the seal.
This page checks it for you, in public.Paste the ID and we recompute the seal from scratch, from the record as it stands today, and compare it to the seal that was made at the time. You do not need an account, and you do not need to trust us, that is the entire point of doing it this way.
A green tick means nothing has changed since sealing.Not one word, not one date. If even a single character had been edited, deleted, or backdated, the seal would no longer match, and this page would show it broken instead.
What Red Flag AI Pro offers
The seal above protects one record. It sits underneath everything the platform actually does, which is these three things.
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Paste your marketing copy in and it is checked against the actual rules regulators enforce, the same ones behind real rulings, in under a minute. Catches the claim before a complaint does.
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A real, numbered score for how well a business oversees its use of AI, not a vague maturity label. Mapped to the EU AI Act, GDPR, and the frameworks boards and regulators actually ask about.
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Every AI system a business approves gets a record: who signed off, when, and the expiry and conditions that void their authority. The evidence a regulator, insurer, or court asks for when something goes wrong.
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