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Undeniable

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Every AI safety and compliance product asks you to trust it: a dashboard, a certificate, a log the vendor keeps. This page doesn't. Tap the button and your own browser tests sebbi.pro's claims against the live system - the arithmetic happens on your device, not ours.

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The claims

1. The chain is unbroken
Every block links to the one before. Your browser checks the links itself.
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2. Tampering is caught
Your browser changes one character of a real sealed block and watches the fingerprint fail.
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3. The published tip is real
What we hand to independent witnesses is the chain you just walked.
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4. It is anchored outside our control
The chain is handed to Bitcoin timestamp calendars, so even we can't rewrite history.
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5. The proof maths holds
The State Root verifier, run on fresh random data - then on a tampered copy.
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6. Injection is caught
A poisoned email is flagged; an ordinary one is not.
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7. Rules decide, not claims
One live control: PASS with the evidence, FAIL without it.
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Why this matters

Our server can check itself, but that's a convenience, not evidence. Evidence is something you can check without us - which is why every test above runs in your browser, on data you can fetch yourself:

If a test ever fails, this page says so. That's the point.

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