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Capture, sign, and verify AI conversations with cryptographic proof, while keeping conversation content on your device. AIhood Witness — Tamper-Evident Signing for Your AI Conversations AIhood Witness turns your conversations with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini into signed, tamper-evident records — right in your browser, without ever sending your conversation content anywhere. Every message you send and every response you receive is captured as it happens, linked into a cryptographic hash chain, and digitally signed. If so much as a single character in the record is changed afterward, the signature no longer verifies — so the exported record can prove not just what was said, but that it hasn't been altered since. WHAT IT DOES - Captures your prompts and the AI's responses in real time as the conversation happens — not by scraping the page afterward - Links every record into a hash chain (each entry references the cryptographic digest of the one before it), so nothing can be inserted, removed, or reordered without breaking the chain - Signs every record with ECDSA P-256, using a private key that never leaves your device - Exports a self-contained evidence bundle (a ZIP file) with the full session, its signatures, and the certificate chain needed to verify it independently — without needing AIhood Witness installed - Shows a clear on-screen recording indicator whenever a session is active, and asks for your explicit consent before it starts FOUR WAYS TO SIGN — YOU CHOOSE YOUR PRIVACY LEVEL 1. User-Imported Key — bring your own key pair. Fully anonymous, nothing registered anywhere. 2. Extension-Managed Key — the extension generates and stores a key locally. Still anonymous, still nothing registered. 3. Account-Verified Identity — sign in with just an email address (a one-time code confirms it), and the extension requests a certificate binding your signing key to a stable, pseudonymous identifier. 4. Hardware-Backed Identity — for the highest assurance level, sign with a private key held inside a physical USB security key, which never exposes the key material to your computer at all. Every mode produces the same signature format and goes through the same verification process — pick the identity level that fits what you're recording. WHY THIS MATTERS As AI-generated content increasingly shows up in disputes, audits, and compliance reviews, a screenshot or a copy-pasted transcript is a weak basis for saying a record is authentic and unaltered. AIhood Witness is built around that exact question: it captures enough metadata (extension and browser version, canonicalization method, signing algorithm, timestamps) that a third party can independently check the chain of custody behind a specific record — in the spirit of how courts and auditors already evaluate computer-generated records (e.g. under U.S. Federal Rules of Evidence 901(b)(9), 902(13), and 902(14)). AIhood Witness does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee admissibility in any proceeding — it gives you the technical record a reviewer would need to evaluate that question. YOUR DATA STAYS ON YOUR DEVICE - Conversation content is processed entirely locally, in your browser — never uploaded to any AIhood server. - The extension only reads pages on chatgpt.com, claude.ai, and gemini.google.com — the sites you're already using it on — and requests no access to any other site. - With Account-Verified Identity, the only things that ever leave your device are your email address (for one-time verification) and your public key (to be certified). Your private key and your conversation content never leave your browser. - Exported evidence bundles are saved to your Downloads folder. Nothing is uploaded automatically — independent verification is something you choose to do, with a file you already have, whenever you choose to do it. - Hardware-key mode talks to a native helper program on your own computer (this is what the "native messaging" permission is for) — solely to reach a USB device; it makes no network connections of its own. WHO IT'S FOR Professionals who need a defensible record of an AI-assisted decision, researchers and journalists documenting AI behavior over time, and anyone who wants a notary-style stamp on an important AI conversation before it can be edited, regenerated, or lost. SUPPORTED TODAY: ChatGPT (chatgpt.com), Claude (claude.ai), and Gemini (gemini.google.com).
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