Authorship evidence for journalism
Your credibility travels with your work. Preserve the writing record behind your article, then share inspectable authorship evidence with the editor receiving it.
Evidence, not an AI detector.
From draft to evidence
Send an article with a Proof Capsule that ties the submitted version to its available authorship evidence. Your editor can inspect the record and extract included content.
Open the demo & extract the sampleFeature article · Editorial submission
Document integrity
Check that the signed content matches.
Authorship evidence
Inspect recorded contributions and available session evidence.
Included document
Extract content when it is included and verified.
The interactive demo uses a sample manuscript with illustrative authorship data.
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Draft and revise in Bookcicle while available writing activity and contribution signals are preserved.
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Share a Proof Capsule with your article. The recipient can check the signed content against the document under review.
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Create a new capsule for a revised submission so the evidence being reviewed belongs to the version being published.
Review recorded human input, AI contributions, and imported material alongside the submitted article. Authorship evidence informs how a draft was created; source verification, fact-checking, and editorial judgment remain separate parts of your process.
No. It carries available authorship evidence and content-integrity checks. It does not establish the truth of reporting or the reliability of a source.
The public verifier can inspect a capsule. When content is included and its binding verifies, the recipient can extract that content without a Bookcicle account.
No. A signature establishes integrity of the signed material. Review the authorship signal and supporting evidence separately, including recorded AI and imported contributions.
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