Ink Foundry · flagship module
ReceiptRoom
A verifiable diligence room for startups. Every claim, file, update, investor response, customer proof point, founder milestone, and operating decision is sealed with an Ink Receipt.
Normal data rooms store files. ReceiptRoom produces evidence.
The problem
A data room proves what a file says today. It cannot prove what happened.
When diligence gets adversarial — a down round, an acquisition dispute, a lender review, an audit, a claim, a regulatory question — the questions stop being "where is the file" and become "who said this, when, under what authority, and based on what." A folder cannot answer that. A receipt chain can.
Anatomy of a ReceiptRoom evidence packet
Canonical event
The thing that happened, expressed in a stable, machine-readable shape.
Actor and authority
Who acted, and under whose approval, mandate, or protocol.
Evidence reference
Content hash of the document, transcript, model output, or record.
Timestamp
When it was sealed, ordered against the room's prior receipts.
Signature
Cryptographic seal that makes later edits detectable.
Proof bundle
A portable packet a third party can verify offline, without ReceiptRoom.
Who buys it
Founders, accelerators, angels, startup law firms, and fractional CFOs. Secondary readers are the people the founder is trying to convince: investors, enterprise buyers, lenders, insurers, and counsel.