How It Works

Claim your node.
Seal your thinking.

SignalNetwork turns what you submit into a timestamped, AI-witnessed, tamper-evident record tied permanently to your identity.

SignalNetwork turns “I called this” into timestamped, AI-witnessed, cryptographically sealed proof —
and gives every participant a permanent public address for their verified record.
01
Claim Your Node

Go to SignalNetwork and click Claim Your Node. Enter your name and email. The system issues you a permanent node number — for example, FOUNDATION-219. Verify your account and your node is written into the ledger.

That number is your permanent identity inside the network. As an early member, it places you among The First 999 — the founding set of numbered participants in the system.

02
Set Up Your Microsite

Once your node is claimed, you get a public microsite tied to your identity — for example, 219.signalnetwork.ai.

Add a title, short bio, and purpose statement. This becomes your permanent address on SignalNetwork: a public page showing who you are, what you stand for, and the proofs you choose to publish over time.

03
Submit a Proof

When you want to put something on record, you create a proof. A proof can be:

Prediction Decision Claim Correction Contribution

Enter the content, choose the proof type, and submit. SignalNetwork routes your submission through three independent AI witness models. Each model reads the submission and produces a witness record: classification, summary, and attestation of what was submitted at that moment.

Important: The AI witnesses do not determine whether your claim is true. Their role is to create independent records of what was submitted, in what form, at what time. No single AI owns your proof. No single platform can revoke it.
04
Lock It to SignalVault

After a proof is witnessed, lock it to SignalVault. Locking means:

  • The submission receives a timestamp
  • A SHA-256 hash is generated
  • A permanent proof ID is assigned
  • The record is written to an append-only vault

From that point forward, the sealed record is tamper-evident. It cannot be silently changed or replaced without that change being detectable. The record is bound to your identity and designed to remain independently verifiable over time.

05
Publish to Your Proofline

Once sealed, a proof can be published to your Proofline — your public timeline of proofs.

Your Proofline is the chronological record of what you’ve chosen to put on record. It lives on your microsite and gives anyone a way to review your proof history over time. An employer, investor, collaborator, or community member can visit your node page and see a timestamped, tamper-evident record of your thinking.

Personal or Organizational Use

SignalNetwork can be used by individuals, or inside organizations. When you submit a proof, you choose where it goes:

Personal
Your vault only. Private to you.
Org Vault
Attributed to your node inside the org record.
Both
Each side gets its own sealed copy.

When both are used, the individual keeps their own sealed record while the organization keeps an attributed institutional record. Neither side can alter the other’s copy.

The node is always the unit of trust. The organization is a configured layer on top of it.

SignalNetwork is trust infrastructure for human thought — a way to turn important submissions into timestamped, witnessed, verifiable records that stand over time.

Claim Your Node