Use it.

Mint an SF128 identity, then generate a serialized notebook bound to it. Every page carries a short code derived from a verifiable Merkle hash chain. Print it, write in it, verify any page later.


Mint an identity

Every notebook is bound to an SF128 identity. Mint one here, or paste an existing one below.

Mint

The server generates the timestamp and allocates a collision-free sequence number.

01N. AmericaUS, CA, MX
02S. AmericaCentral + South, Caribbean
03EuropeEU, UK, EEA
04AfricaContinental Africa
05W. Asia / MEGulf, Levant, Turkey, Iran
06S. AsiaIndia, Pakistan, Bangladesh
07E. AsiaChina, Japan, Korea, Taiwan
08SE AsiaASEAN, Philippines, Indonesia
09OceaniaAU, NZ, Pacific Islands
0AAntarcticaResearch, non-territorial
FETestDev and staging
01Site 01Primary site in region
02Site 02Secondary site
03Site 03Tertiary site
04Site 04Edge / CDN site
10ResolverHTTP resolution endpoints
11DatabasePostgreSQL gateways + replicas
12RelayMessage relays, notifications
20SF128 AliasIdentity addresses as keys
30ObservabilityMetrics, logs, health probes
40AdminManagement, minting, key mgmt
01Host 01Primary node in plane
02Host 02Secondary node
03Host 03Tertiary node
0ALoopbackService VIP / loopback address
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PLEASE HELP ME FIND MY STUFF
CONTACT OWNER

The barcode encodes both a QR Code and a Data Matrix. Anyone can scan it with a phone camera or the scanner.


Generate a lost-item card

Create a printable 4×6″ card with a scannable barcode and verification token. Attach it to anything you want returned if lost. The barcode is a QR/Data Matrix composite — finders can scan it with any phone camera or the scanner.


Generate a notebook

Create a printable serialized notebook. Each page carries a short code (AAAAA-BBBBB) in the upper corner, derived from a SHA-256 Merkle chain rooted in your SF128 identity. Every 32 pages, a checkpoint page lists the codes and chain hash.

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