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Prove a human made it
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Software that records how a drawing or writing session came together and issues a signed, timestamped certificate clients can verify in their browser.
DrawDog sits in your menu bar or system tray while you work, recording how a piece came together without opening your files. It turns this record into a signed, timestamped certificate that shows how long you worked, how your file grew from start to finish, and what percentage of AI tools were open during the session. Clients can verify the certificate in their browser without any account or installation. The app watches file growth, application focus, and pen rhythm, but never reads file contents, names, or keystrokes. It works with drawing apps like Photoshop and Procreate, writing apps like Word and Scrivener, and supports external tablets like Wacom. The certificate comes in three grades: Certified human-made, Human-made with AI help, or Recorded, not certified.
Pricing model: Freemium
Free: 3 certificates a month. Pro: $19 per month for unlimited certificates and two registered computers. Studio: $39 per month for everything in Pro plus studio branding on certificates and five registered computers.
DrawDog proves that a piece of work took shape on your computer over time by hand with no AI tools open. It records how the work was made, never what it looks like, and gives you a signed, timestamped certificate a client can check in their browser. It is a record of process, not an AI detector.
Yes, one way: generate an image elsewhere and then reproduce it by hand in a watched folder. The record would be genuine because a genuine process happened. Nothing can catch that. DrawDog makes faking the work cost about as much as doing the work.
DrawDog works on Mac (Apple Silicon and Intel, macOS 12 or later) and Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit). Linux is not yet supported.
At least 5 minutes of pen or mouse activity inside a drawing app, at least 150 strokes, and a rhythm that rises and falls like a hand's rather than a script's. Most real sessions clear this in the first ten minutes.
No. DrawDog never reads keystrokes and never records the screen. It never asks for the permissions that would allow either. For writing, it is graded on how the file grew, which is visible without touching the keyboard: a typed chapter appears in small steps over an hour; a pasted one appears in a single jump.
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