Authorship depository · blockchain
Establish authorship in 12 hours — no lawyers, no patent office
Upload an object — text, design, technology, invention — and get an immutable record on the blockchain plus a signed certificate proving the date and authorship in court and in deals.
Free consultation before payment · the record is publicly verifiable on the blockchain explorer
Certificate
IF-GBH0PSKJ-XTV5QKQP-6H3GT9DB
Copyright registry
Signature valid · valid- Content hash
- sha256:50e1a63f…0338d27
- Network · token
- Blockchain · #1
- Contract
- 0x1C74…6560
- Block
- 47,679,257
- Deposited
- 2026-09-15 UTC
Original kept in secure storage · only the record is public
Why iFactory
Proof of authorship that can't be rewritten after the fact
Fast
From 12 hours to 5 days, instead of months of patent examination.
Immutable
Recorded on the blockchain; anyone can verify it publicly on the blockchain explorer.
Sellable
Usage rights can be transferred through the platform's marketplace.
Simple
No lawyer, no trip to a patent office — everything happens in your account.
Showcase
How it looks in practice
The path in short: deposit → certificate → public verification on the blockchain. By default — clear illustrations; you can set your own images from the admin panel («Images»).
Why deposit
83%
of authors run into a violation of their rights
An idea or a work can be copied, published without credit, or claimed by someone else. Without a creation date and an independent witness, proving authorship in a dispute is nearly impossible. iFactory records the object, its author and the exact moment — a record that neither you nor the platform can change after the fact.
This figure is an industry estimate, not the platform's own data; to be confirmed.
- Publish and sell without the risk of plagiarism accusations.
- An argument for a claim or lawsuit if your rights are violated.
- Proof of authorship for publishers, investors and platforms.
- A basis for a paid transfer of usage rights later on.
About the project
An international system for confirming authorship
iFactory brings together deposit, certification and a rights exchange at a modern technological level: an author establishes authorship of intellectual work and creative products, then can sell or buy the rights to use a project.
The platform acts as a broker intermediary for the deal — it arranges the rights transfer on behalf of and by instruction of the author, and takes a 5% commission. It is not a rights-registering authority, but an independent technical depository with public verification of every record.
For creators
Who this is for
Any author can deposit a work — professional or not.
Writers and screenwriters
Establish your manuscript before submitting it to a publisher.
Designers and artists
Deposit a layout, logo or illustration before it goes into your public portfolio.
Inventors and engineers
Establish priority for a solution while you prepare a patent application.
Companies and agencies
Confirm authorship of brands, content and software — in-house or commissioned.
Certificate vs patent
How a certificate differs from a patent
A certificate does not replace a patent where the law requires one — it's a fast way to establish authorship of any object and have proof ready for a dispute.
| iFactory certificate | Patent | |
|---|---|---|
| What it protects | Any object — text, art, design, technology | Only a technical solution |
| When the right arises | From the moment of creation; depositing records it | Only after registration by an authority |
| Time to obtain | 12 hours — 5 days | Several months to a year or more |
| Upkeep | One-off payment, no fees | Recurring patent fees |
| What it proves | Creation date and authorship | An exclusive right to the invention |
Process
How to get a certificate
Register
Email and password — 2 minutes.
Describe the object
Title, description, files (public and private); state whether you're willing to sell rights.
Pay
One-off or by subscription — your choice.
Get your certificate
The object is minted as an NFT on the blockchain; you receive a signed certificate with a verification link.
Technology
How on-chain depositing works
An NFT here isn't a “digital picture” — it's a blockchain receipt: “this hash, with this metadata, existed on this date, and this address owns it.” The file itself is stored separately.
Depositing
The system creates a unique content hash — it changes with any edit to the file.
NFT mint
The hash and metadata are written to a blockchain smart contract as a non-fungible token.
Certificate
An electronic document with the object's data, author, date and a link to the record.
Blockchain explorer
Anyone can independently verify the record by contract address and token.
Marketplace
What's already been deposited
Works with verified authorship, listed for a rights transfer. The platform is the broker and guarantor of the deal.
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Pricing
One-off deposit or a subscription
A one-off payment suits a single object. A subscription pays off if you deposit regularly.
Разовая публикация, рассмотрение 5 дней
- Volume
- 1 publication
- Speed
- Review within 5 days
Разовая публикация, рассмотрение 1 день
- Volume
- 1 publication
- Speed
- Review within 12 hours
Безлимит на месяц, рассмотрение 5 дней
- Volume
- Unlimited per month
- Speed
- Review within 5 days
Безлимит на месяц, рассмотрение 1 день
- Volume
- Unlimited per month
- Speed
- Review within 12 hours
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
How does a certificate differ from a patent?
A certificate confirms the date and fact that an object was created and works for any kind of intellectual property. A patent grants an exclusive right to use a technical solution, but requires examination, registration and recurring fees.
What exactly gets written to the blockchain?
A unique fingerprint (hash) of the object and metadata — title, date, author. The file itself is stored separately; the hash and metadata are publicly verifiable on the blockchain explorer.
Can the record be changed after the fact?
No. The record on the blockchain is immutable. Any real edit to the object creates a new record with a new hash — the previous one stays available for comparison.
How do I sell the rights to an object?
Mark the object as available for a rights transfer in your account. The platform is the deal's intermediary: it arranges the transfer, updates the on-chain ownership record, and takes a 5% commission.
Does the certificate replace official patent registration?
No, not where the law specifically requires a patent. A certificate is independent, fast proof of authorship and date that you can present before, instead of, or alongside patent protection.
Start now
Establish authorship right now
Upload your first object and get an immutable on-chain record plus a signed certificate today.