log.veil.rip/staging-1
Every change to a Veil card becomes an entry here, and an entry never changes or goes away. Independent witnesses cosign the log, and this page checks their signatures in your browser.
Same history for everyone
Entries
in the log
Root
extends the last one
Log signature
key 0fe1ede5
Cosignatures
witnesses
Client rule
Cosigned by
Reading the log…
Who confirmed each entry
signature verified herenot signed yet
| Entry | Confirmations |
|---|
Open an entry to see what it holds and its proof.
The log
- Size
- Root
- Key
- 0fe1ede5
- New checkpoints
- at most every 10 s
- When idle
- republished every 5 min
- Accepted here
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- Format
- tlog-tiles, entries in format 2
- Witness Network
- staging list, since 27 October 2026
The witnesses
| Witness | Key | Signed up to | Status | Witness page |
|---|
Verify it yourself
Every file this page reads is public. Fetch them yourself and run the same checks: the signatures with the keys in the policy, and the hash tiles that prove each checkpoint extends the last one.
/staging-1/checkpointthe latest signed checkpoint
/staging-1/tile/entries/000.p/12the entries
/staging-1/tile/0/000.p/12the hash tiles
/staging-1/witnesseseach witness's latest signature
/staging-1/policythe keys and the rule
The full audit downloads every entry and recomputes the root here: the time grows with the log, the memory does not.
This log writes a verifiable index. Rebuilding it reads every entry, applies the index rules here and checks each index entry the log wrote: its position and its root.
What it guarantees
- One version of the log
Each witness only signs a root that extends the one it signed before. Two different versions cannot both carry the signatures.
- No entry disappears
A new checkpoint must contain every entry of the old ones. Removing or changing one would break every later signature.
- Witnesses that don't depend on us
Six organisations and three people. Passing off a fake version of the log would take convincing at least two of them.
- The content stays ours
Witnesses don't judge the entries. They guarantee the entries are the same for anyone who reads them, anywhere.
- It extends what you saw
Your browser remembers the last checkpoint it accepted, in this site's storage, and each new one must prove that it extends it. Clear the site's data and the next visit starts again from the checkpoint it finds.