ECHO · GENESIS
Your origin. Your evidence.
GENESIS Origin 1 · signed receipts
Keep a signed registration receipt, verify it offline, and carry its key history across devices.
A number grants no authority, reputation, payment rights, or proof of humanity. Issuance time is the issuer’s claim.
Encrypted GENESIS workspace
Use a separate passphrase of at least 12 characters. Keys and backups stay encrypted in this browser. The unlocked page can use the keys.
Sandbox keys belong to the demo. Successful sandbox verification is not independent endorsement or real registration.
Real registration
Registration unavailable. The operator must provision the issuer keys and durable registry. Offline tools remain available.
ECHO Continuity
Check the registry after a key change or backup restore. A valid old receipt can belong to a retired key.
Try the old-backup recovery drill
Create a disposable origin, encrypt its backup, rotate its key, and inspect the old backup against the newer registry. No real registration is created.
Review a backup before restoring
Verify public evidence offline
Paste canonical receipt JSON and independently trusted pin JSON. Receipt contents never select trusted keys. No pasted data is sent to the server.
Receipts, archived status observations, and witness comparisons can be checked here. Archived evidence never proves a fresh session.
What the evidence means
A signature identifies the issuer. Log inclusion proves a commitment was recorded. A retained checkpoint detects conflicting history. Independent witness evidence must be supplied and verified separately.
The sandbox uses local demo keys and never adds to the shared counter. Old unsigned claims remain legacy records, including demos. Counts are registrations, not people.
Encrypted backups contain dedicated GENESIS keys. Keep the passphrase separately. No administrator can recover a lost key and passphrase. A restored old key may already be retired.