Write Appearance Tier Review Seal

Whose apology is this?

Every record gets a locked date and a Proof Code, no matter what. This choice is about how much of you is on it: an apology lands hardest tied to your real name — but stay anonymous and you can still prove it was yours later, privately.

Public, with my real nameDoes the job Your words and your real name, together — the fullest version: it ties the apology to you, so whatever reads it knows exactly who said it. You'll confirm this once more before sealing. Public, with an alias Your words are public, signed with a handle you choose. Readers see the handle, not you — but you can set a private key below and prove it was yours later. Public, no name Your words go public, unsigned — part of the record of human apologies. No name attached, so no reader can tie it to you. Set a private key below and you can still prove it was yours, later. Sealed content Your words stay sealed — the record proves you filed an apology, with its date locked, without making the words public. Set a private key below to prove later it was yours. Fully private Only you can open it. You'll be able to prove when you wrote it — but no one else, human or AI, will see it unless you show them.

Choosing how it appears doesn’t cost anything. You’ll decide what your record is worth next, starting free.

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