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Short, numbered walkthroughs for the most common tasks.
Anchor your first document
Open the anchor page and connect a Stacks wallet such as Leather, Xverse, or Asigna.
Drop a file onto the page or pick one. Your browser hashes it locally with SHA-256, and the file never leaves your device.
Add an optional label of up to 64 characters to describe the document, then review the hash.
Sign the transaction in your wallet. ThesisLock waits for confirmation and shows the verification link once the anchor lands on chain.
Verify a document
Open the verify page, or visit a verification link of the form /v/<hash>.
Drop the original file to re-hash it in your browser, or paste a known hash to look up.
Read the result, which shows whether the hash is anchored, when, by which wallet, and with what label.
Create a group and invite members
Open the groups page and connect your wallet.
Enter a name and create the group. You become its admin once the transaction confirms.
Open the group and add a member by their Stacks address.
Sign the transaction for each member you add. They can anchor to the group once it confirms.
Anchor documents to the group so they appear in its shared, on-chain history.
Batch anchor 10 files
Open the anchor page and switch to the batch tab.
Add up to ten files. Each is hashed locally, and you can give each one its own label.
Review the list of hashes and labels before submitting.
Sign the batch transaction. All of the files are anchored together under your wallet in one transaction.
Mint a proof NFT
Anchor a document, or open one you have already anchored.
Choose to mint a proof NFT for that anchor and sign the transaction.
Once it confirms, a soulbound SIP-009 token recording the hash and label appears in your wallet.
Export your anchor history
Open your anchors page with your wallet connected so it loads your history.
Choose to export, and pick CSV or JSON.
Your browser downloads the file directly. Nothing is sent to a server.