Prove It Existed.

Cryptographic provenance for your files — anchored to the Bitcoin blockchain. Free. No upload. No account required.

What Is Haawke Hash?

Your File Stays Private

Nothing is uploaded. Your file never leaves your device. We compute a mathematical fingerprint — called a SHA-256 hash — entirely in your browser.

Anchored to Bitcoin

Your fingerprint is submitted to the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps Bitcoin has never gone down. Your timestamp will outlast any company, including us.

Anyone Can Verify

Share a link. Anyone can check verify.haawke.com to confirm your file existed at that exact date and has not been changed since. No account needed to verify.

Who Uses It

Cryptographic provenance applies anywhere the sequence of creation matters — in law, in art, in science, in code.

Photographers

Hash your photos before submitting to publications. Prove you took the shot before it was published anywhere.

Musicians

Hash your demos and masters before release. If someone claims your melody first, your Bitcoin timestamp says otherwise.

Writers & Journalists

Hash your drafts and source documents. Prove what you wrote and when — before the story runs.

Legal & Contracts

Hash contracts before signing. Create an immutable record of what each party agreed to at what moment.

AI Content Creators

Hash your AI-generated work at creation time. Prove authorship and originality against future claims.

Archivists & Researchers

Hash datasets, papers, and evidence before publication. Permanent record of what existed when.

Memory Chain

Haawke Hash grew out of a deeper question: what happens when an AI agent needs to prove what it knew, and when?

Memory Chain is a protocol for anchoring AI session memory to the Bitcoin blockchain — each session hashed and chained to the last, creating a tamper-evident record of an AI agent's evolving knowledge state.

The first instance of AI-executed self-registration to Bitcoin was documented in our research paper. The session context, decisions, and outputs were hashed and timestamped without human intervention — a first in AI provenance.

Haawke Hash is the tool that makes this possible for anyone — human or agent.

Read the Research Zenodo Paper ↗

Use With Claude AI

Install in 30 Seconds

All you need to do is put the skills file in Claude, restart Claude, and he will know how to use Haawke Hash — provenance workflows, certificate reading, registry lookups, and your full hash history.

01 Download the Claude Skills File below
02 Place it in your Claude Desktop configuration or Claude Project context
03 Restart Claude — he will know how to use Haawke Hash
Download Claude Skills File (Free)

Creator Pro and Studio users receive tier-specific skills files with their license key.

FAQ

A hash is a mathematical fingerprint of a file. Change even one pixel in an image or one word in a document, and the hash completely changes. It is a unique identifier for the exact contents of your file at a specific moment.
No. The hash is computed entirely in your browser using the Web Crypto API. Your file never leaves your device. We only register the fingerprint — a 64-character string — not the file itself.
OpenTimestamps is a free, open protocol that embeds your file's fingerprint into a Bitcoin transaction. Bitcoin blocks are created roughly every 10 minutes and are immutable — once written, they cannot be altered. Your timestamp is as permanent as Bitcoin itself.
Usually 10–20 minutes — one to two Bitcoin blocks. You receive an .ots proof file immediately. Once confirmed, that file proves your hash existed at that block height.
Bitcoin-timestamped hashes have been accepted as evidence in legal proceedings. The .ots proof file and your provenance certificate are your documentation. Consult a lawyer for jurisdiction-specific advice.
The free tier is genuinely free — 50 hashes per month, no account required. Paid tiers unlock unlimited hashing, all certificate templates, EXIF/audio metadata embedding, batch processing, and auto-captioning. See pricing below.
Haawke Hash grew out of Memory Chain — research documenting the first AI-executed self-registration of session memory to the Bitcoin blockchain. Published on Zenodo with full source code and evidence. Read it at zenodo.org.
Yes. Download the Claude Skills File above and install it in Claude Desktop. Claude will help you build provenance workflows, understand your certificates, and manage your hash history.

Plans

All plans include Bitcoin timestamping, provenance certificates, and public registry access.

Free
$0
Forever free
  • 50 hashes per month
  • 1 certificate template
  • Bitcoin timestamping
  • Public registry
  • No account required
Studio
$49
per month · or $399/year
  • Everything in Creator Pro
  • 5 team seats
  • Shared team database
  • API access — 5K calls/month
  • White-label certificates

Contact

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