Why we built this.
Most of what we write now lives on someone else’s servers. Posts get deleted, accounts close, companies shut down, and the date on a file can be changed by anyone who has it. The words that matter most, a vow, a child’s name, a goodbye, deserve somewhere steadier.
“I choose you, today and every day after. — A & J”
Why Bitcoin
Bitcoin happens to keep exactly that: a public record that has added a page every few minutes since 2009, copied by thousands of computers and run by no one in particular. Once something is written there, nobody can edit it, delete it or backdate it, including us.
What we do
Using it, though, has meant wallets, fees and jargon. Foreverscribe takes all of that away. You write up to 80 bytes, pay $49 by card, and it usually goes into Bitcoin’s next block, about ten minutes later. You get a certificate to frame, a page to share, and a numbered place in our public registry. Anyone can check it on Bitcoin without asking us.
Questions or ideas? Write to hello@foreverscribe.com.