Every AI decision is sealed
Each decision gets a unique fingerprint of its exact contents, so it can't be quietly changed later. A decision on its own has no power to do anything.
SHA-256 content hash
Systems
A working 3D model of the whole Stone platform: the twelve checkpoints an AI request passes before anything happens. Click any part to see what it does — and whether it is live today or still being built.
The request that travels the model is example data — for illustration. If WebGL is unavailable, the same twelve parts render as a card grid with the same descriptions.
How to use the model
Shortcuts while the model is on screen: F request · T guided tour · 1–4 change layout · L labels · R reset · Esc close.
Live today
Everything below is running on writteninstone.io today — and you can check each one yourself.
Each decision gets a unique fingerprint of its exact contents, so it can't be quietly changed later. A decision on its own has no power to do anything.
SHA-256 content hash
When someone approves or rejects a decision, that answer is cryptographically signed and locked to that exact decision. Change anything and the signature breaks.
Ed25519 signatures
Every event is linked to the one before it, and the database refuses edits and deletions. The history stays exactly as it happened.
Hash-chained, append-only ledger
Anyone — a customer, an auditor, a regulator — can verify a decision on a public page, no account needed. The record is also timestamped hourly with an independent public service.
Public receipts at /proof · OpenTimestamps (best effort)
Each customer's decisions, approvals and billing are walled off by the database itself — not just by our application code.
Postgres row-level security
Decisions are voted on by AI models and the majority wins. If none can answer, the result is "hold" — never a guess. It's built for several providers; one is active today, and its health is public on Status.
Majority vote · deterministic tiebreak
Don't take our word for it
A system built to prove decisions should be easy to check. Start here.
Straight talk
We don't hold SOC 2, ISO or other certifications, and no software can make your company compliant on its own. What Stone gives you is the proof auditors ask for: a signed, permanent record of who approved what, and when — one anyone can check.