nanalLabs BlognanalLabs carries the Korean word nanal — "day by day" — in its name. What we want to build is not grand documentation, but records that accumulate daily, and the ability to prove, years later, that each record still reads exactly as it did the day it was written.
Our first product, nanalStamp, automatically seals your Obsidian research notes the moment you save them, anchoring a timestamp into the Bitcoin blockchain so that anyone can verify the record has not been tampered with. It never changes how you write — it only adds evidentiary weight to what you already do.
What this blog will cover
- Research-note regulations — electronic lab notebook requirements and what a corporate research lab actually needs to have in place
- Records as evidence — proving when something was written: prior-use rights in patent disputes, trade-secret originals, audit responses
- The culture of daily records — tools and habits that make record-keeping sustainable
- Product news — how nanalStamp is being built, in plain language
If there is a topic or regulation you would like us to cover, let us know. We intend to grow this blog the same way records grow — day by day.