Every document is registered with a SHA-256 fingerprint at the moment of upload. Any byte-level change — any — is detected. Not after discovery. Immediately.
Send verified documents to opposing counsel, insurance carriers, or courts via encrypted link or tracked email. Every access is logged.
A write-once, court-admissible record of every upload, verification, view, and delivery. Who touched it. When. From where. Forever.
Built for HIPAA, CJIS, FRCP Rule 26, and 45-year legal retention by default. Not as an add-on. As the foundation.
In legal and medical contexts, a document's authenticity is not a detail — it's the case. We built doclish so that authenticity is established with cryptographic certainty.
No 47-step onboarding. No training days. Upload. Verify. Send. The complexity is inside the system, invisible to you.
Chain of custody is not a feature. It is the entire point. Without a verified chain, you have a file. With it, you have evidence.
We don't ask you to trust our word. We give you cryptographic proof — SHA-256 hashes, blockchain anchoring, and timestamped certificates.
Most document platforms treat storage as the product. We treat the chain of custody as the product — storage is just the requirement.
Every upload. Every view. Every transfer. Every verification. Immutably logged, cryptographically verifiable, court-admissible.