nanalLabs Blog

The nanalLabs blog on trustworthy records — research-note regulations, tamper-evident timestamps, and the habit of daily record-keeping.

• 2026-08-14guide
  Getting started — from sign-up to your first seal
  Creating a nanalStamp account, installing the Obsidian plugin, and the one step that matters most — choosing which folders to seal. A one-time setup guide.
• 2026-08-14nanalStamphow-it-works
  Bitcoin anchoring — proof that outlives the company
  Sealing and anchoring are different things. Why timestamps are fixed into the Bitcoin blockchain, when anchoring happens, and why verification works even if the service disappears.

All posts (12)

2026

• 08-14What is nanalStamp? — automatic sealing, Bitcoin anchoring, tamper-proof records
• 08-14What Korean regulations actually require of electronic lab notebooks
• 08-14Proving "we built it first" — prior-use rights and trade-secret originals
• 08-1475 record kits — folder structures and templates, free
• 08-14Introducing the nanalLabs blog
• 08-14Using nanalStamp as a team — structure flows down, management lives on the web
• 08-14Proving it — certificates, public links, offline verification, submission packages
• 08-14Opening past versions, recovering deleted notes — Rewind
• 08-14Free vs. paid — original storage is the dividing line
• 08-14Write, and it seals — the five-minute rhythm
• 08-14Getting started — from sign-up to your first seal
• 08-14Bitcoin anchoring — proof that outlives the company