Proofwriter vs TypedTrust

Same audience. One of us is live.

TypedTrust is chasing almost the exact same buyer as Proofwriter — students, authors, journalists, developers who need to prove they wrote something themselves. The difference right now is that you can only see one of these today.

ProofwriterTypedTrust
AvailabilityLive — sign up and start writing todayWaitlist — not yet publicly available
Price$8/mo, or $72/yr$19/mo, across three tiers with API and branding differences
What you see todayA real, live Proof page for every document you writeAn illustrative certificate mock and capture demo, pre-launch
Evidence of real useA real, running Proof count shown on the homepageNo user count yet (pre-launch)
PrivacyWe record how you write, never sell your dataClaims to store hashes, not your text

Comparison based on TypedTrust's public waitlist page and marketing site at the time of writing.

TypedTrust is still in its waitlist stage — what's public today is a certificate mock and a capture demo, both explicitly illustrative rather than pulled from real usage. That's a reasonable place to be pre-launch, but it means there's no live product to try yet, and no user count to point to.

Proofwriter is live now: a free tier to start with, a real distraction-free editor, and every finished Proof anchored to the blockchain on a public page you can actually visit — not a mockup of what the experience will eventually look like.

Prove you wrote it. Not prompted, not pasted — written.

Your first three Proofs are free.

Start writing free