Definitions by Larry Brand
to veriphil
verb
To turn a file, idea, draft, prompt, slogan, concept, or digital work into verifiable proof by creating a cryptographic fingerprint and attaching a timestamp certificate to it.
Used when someone wants to show that something existed at a certain moment — before sending it, pitching it, publishing it, or sharing it with the world.
Example 1:
“I just wrote the campaign line. Don’t send it yet — veriphil it first.”
Example 2:
“She veriphiled the pitch deck before showing it to the client.”
Example 3:
“Bro, I had that idea last week.”
“Cool. Did you veriphil it?”
Past tense: veriphiled
Noun: veriphil / veriphil certificate
Vibe: proof before drama
To turn a file, idea, draft, prompt, slogan, concept, or digital work into verifiable proof by creating a cryptographic fingerprint and attaching a timestamp certificate to it.
Used when someone wants to show that something existed at a certain moment — before sending it, pitching it, publishing it, or sharing it with the world.
Example 1:
“I just wrote the campaign line. Don’t send it yet — veriphil it first.”
Example 2:
“She veriphiled the pitch deck before showing it to the client.”
Example 3:
“Bro, I had that idea last week.”
“Cool. Did you veriphil it?”
Past tense: veriphiled
Noun: veriphil / veriphil certificate
Vibe: proof before drama
I want to veriphil this =
I want to create a cryptographic fingerprint of this file or idea and attach a timestamp certificate to prove when it existed.
I want to create a cryptographic fingerprint of this file or idea and attach a timestamp certificate to prove when it existed.
to veriphil by Larry Brand September 2, 2026