The workshop starts at 10:00.
I’ll be there to lend a hand.
Who vouched.
A human verified against a document chip, signing with a site persona or their legal name.
A post. A comment. A file.
A verified human willing to stand behind it.
Put a verifiable signature behind your words, with evidence anyone can check and a choice about how you’re known.
The workshop starts at 10:00.
I’ll be there to lend a hand.
Your site persona lets you vouch without publishing your name.
Illustrative example. No verification is performed.
Verified here. The example content and page match. Signed under the original site persona.What matters is the evidence behind the badge. A Mark connects the person, the content and the context of a signed statement.
A human verified against a document chip, signing with a site persona or their legal name.
A check of the signed content. Change the words, and they no longer match the original Mark.
The bound page or context. Move the content, and the result tells the reader where it was signed for.
A timestamp and the stated presence grade, so the evidence has a moment as well as a person.
Your signature begins with a deliberate act on your phone. The extension helps it reach the place you’re posting.
The extension prepares the content and its page context. Choose a site persona or your name.
Review the request and unlock with your biometric. Your phone signs, with a presence attestation attached.
Paste the Mark with your content. Readers can verify without a ZOREAL account or a platform signing integration.
Posting from a mobile app? The planned ZOREAL ID flow lets you prepare a Mark on your phone and paste it where you share.
One idea, shaped for different contexts. Explore the planned ways to make and read a Mark.
Add a Mark to a comment or an article on your own site. The signed page address travels with the evidence, so readers can check its context.
A matching page address is part of the check.
Standing behind something does not always mean publishing your identity. Choose how to vouch for each Mark.
A site persona stays consistent on that site. Other sites receive different personas, so your public name does not have to follow every post.
Choose a legal-name Mark when being identified matters. Your name becomes part of the public signed record.
A public name stays public after withdrawal. A withdrawn Mark gains a dated status; its record remains.
Mark’s planned social features make the relationship clear: a person, a shared statement, an agent or an organization.
Unlimited signing. Unlimited verification.
The person sharing and the person checking both belong here.
What it means. What it shares.
What stays in the record.
Mark is coming soon. This page previews the product and its planned experience. The examples are illustrations, not live signature verification. Talk to our team about your use case.
No. A person can vouch for content they wrote, content they helped prepare, or AI-assisted content. A Mark connects a verified human to the content they stand behind. It does not establish authorship or prove that a statement is true.
No. The default is a site persona: a pseudonymous identity that stays consistent within that site. Different sites receive different personas. You can choose to sign under your legal name instead; that name becomes part of a public record and remains public after withdrawal.
The planned extension prepares a Mark as text that can be pasted into a post or comment, without a signing integration from the platform. Readers can check the evidence through the extension, the public record page or the verification library. Website owners can also choose to display Mark badges.
Changing the signed content causes the content check to fail. If the content matches but appears on a different page, the result says “Verified for another page” and shows the original address. A Mark created without a page address is labeled “Verified, not bound to a page”.
The planned personal signing flow can use recent presence evidence within its allowed window. Each personal Mark still requires biometric approval on the holder’s phone. The record states the actual presence grade, such as recent. Delegated Marks use the agent’s own key and identify the agent and its human authorization; they do not claim fresh human approval of each post.
Yes. Withdrawal adds a dated status to the record, so readers can see that you no longer stand behind it. It does not delete the original signature or remove a legal name that was published with it.
Making and verifying Marks will be free and unlimited on every plan. There is no Mark quota. Organization verification is separate from making an organization Mark.
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