Action
ProofStamp a file.
Use the branded verb when describing the act of creating a ProofStamp.
Brand idea
Most moments do not need proof. Some do. ProofStamp marks the point worth preserving so a person or business can return to it later and verify what was recorded.
Add proof where it matters.
Approved raised dot: 0.22 × cap height. Clear gap after the final P: 0.30 × cap height.
ProofStamp is both the product noun and the branded action. Always capitalize it, including when used as a verb.
Action
Use the branded verb when describing the act of creating a ProofStamp.
Result
A ProofStamp is the resulting verifiable record or receipt associated with the preserved digital state.
Verification
Use clear verification language. Avoid awkward generic wording such as “proof a file.”
Language hierarchy: The point that may matter later. → Add proof where it matters. → ProofStamp a file. → Your ProofStamp is ready. → Check a ProofStamp.
When the canonical visual wordmark cannot be used, use ProofStamp͘ as the approved human-facing plain-text signature.
Signature
ProofStamp followed immediately by U+0358 COMBINING DOT ABOVE RIGHT.
Use
Receipts, email bodies, copied text, terminal-friendly output and text-only display contexts.
Fallback
Use the canonical name without the combining point where Unicode rendering is unreliable.
Keep machine-readable fields plain: do not use the signature in URLs, filenames, email subjects, schemas, package names, code or protocol identifiers, transaction data or other machine-readable values.
Centered filled dot inside an outlined ring. The active segment is ProofStamp blue.
Outlined ring with a centered filled dot. Use on cards, previews, receipts and device surfaces.
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Primary brand, editorial and interface family.
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IBM Plex Mono for technical data.
A photo before work starts.
An agreement or approval.
A condition worth preserving.
A conversation or decision record.
An approval, inspection or handoff.