For researchers, journalists, and students
Your interviews, provably real.
Reviewers no longer have to take your word for it. Each conversation gets a page that shows distinct real people were there, which version of the transcript they endorsed, and how much of it was human-made. Your sources stay anonymous, even from us.
The problem you did not create
Plausible transcripts of meetings that never happened are now free.
Committees, editors, and ethics boards know it. Suspicion falls on honest fieldwork first, because honest fieldwork has nothing to show but the author’s word. ProofOfMeetProtocol gives you something to show.
Three steps
Less work than your consent form.
- 01
Start from where you already record
Your notetaker creates the workspace for you. Zoom and Google Meet recordings, Fireflies and Otter transcripts, and any agent that speaks MCP can attach records, declare their provenance, and request attestations without you opening a browser.
- 02
Send one link
Participants open the invitation, sign in with Cubid, and confirm attendance and the record in under three minutes. No account with us, no app to install, nothing to read but what they are signing.
- 03
Hand your reviewer the page
The verification page shows exactly what is proven. In VerifyMyResearch the pages of a whole study roll up into a methodology section you can paste into the paper or the pitch.
What you get
Built for the fieldwork you actually do.
Sources stay anonymous, even from us
Participants appear as Person #16 with a humanity score. Their Cubid identity is pairwise and sealed; the platform cannot link them across studies, and neither can anyone who reads the page.
A history you cannot be accused of rewriting
Every edit, added document, or correction is a commit in an append-only chain. Participants approve a specific commit, so a late correction is visible as exactly that.
Provenance and human-involvement grade
Declare who made each document, when, and how much AI touched it. Participants state what they witnessed, and the page computes a grade from A to C that reviewers understand at a glance.
Approve the package, or just the parts
By default participants endorse the whole record at a commit. When they disagree with one segment they exclude that one, and the proof says so without voiding the rest.
Safe2Meet before, ProofOfMeetProtocol after
Confirm through Safe2Meet that the person you are about to meet is a real human, exchange only the details you both agreed to, and have the meeting that follows attested automatically.
One-click methodology section
VerifyMyResearch groups meetings into a study, attaches your document package, and writes the disclosure at the level each reader is entitled to: supervisor, committee, ethics board, or public.
History
A chain of commits, not a pile of versions.
Each edit, correction, and added document is a commit that hashes its parent. Participants approve a specific commit. A reviewer sees exactly which version each person endorsed and what changed after.
- Append-only; nothing is overwritten
- Package approval by default, exclusions when needed
- Diffs show which segments changed between commits
Human involvement
Declare provenance. Let the page grade it.
Say who made each document, when, and how much AI was involved. Participants state what they witnessed. The grade is computed from both, so a reviewer sees A for a transcript made in the room and witnessed, and C for a document someone only heard about.
Safe2Meet
Verified before you meet. Attested after.
For sources you have never met, Safe2Meet confirms the other side is a real human and exchanges only the details you both agreed to. The meeting that follows lands in ProofOfMeetProtocol with the same identities, so the whole arc from first contact to published story is on the record.
Integrations
It meets you where the recording already is.
Links, hashes, and segmented transcripts from the tools you use. Anything that can call an API or speak MCP can attach a record.
- Zoom
- Google Meet
- Fireflies
- Otter
- Granola
- MCP for any agent
- VerifyMyResearch
- Safe2Meet
- REST API and SDK
“I stopped explaining my methodology and started linking to it.”
Pricing
Participants never pay. You pay a little.
A workspace can be edited and attestations issued as long as one owner is in good standing. Verification pages and receipts stay readable forever, whatever happens to your subscription.
Participant
For anyone invited to confirm a meeting.
Free
- Attest attendance and approve records
- Set your own disclosure level
- See every meeting you are in
- Withdraw at any time
Individual
Researchers, journalists, and students.
$15/ month
- Unlimited workspaces and participants
- Commit history, provenance, grades
- Studies and methodology reports
- Notetaker and MCP integrations
- Daily anchoring into Bitcoin, with receipts
Institution
Universities, newsrooms, and ethics boards.
Custom
- Every student or staff member covered
- Admin console, SSO, data residency
- Audit and ethics-board roles
- Consent-record export
- Priority support and onboarding
Questions researchers ask
Do my participants need an account?
Only Cubid, which they may already have. Cubid proves they are one distinct human and gives us a pairwise identifier that cannot be linked to their other apps. They never create an account with ProofOfMeetProtocol itself.
Where do transcripts live?
Wherever you want. Keep only hashes and attestations here and the documents in VerifyMyResearch or your own storage, or upload text scoped to participants and publish only summaries. The proof works the same way.
What if I have to correct a transcript after people approved it?
Commit the correction. The chain shows the earlier approval at the earlier commit, and you can ask participants to approve the new one. Nothing is overwritten and nothing is hidden.
Can an ethics board check it without seeing identities?
Yes. Audit readers see counts, rounded times, scores, and attestation status, never handles or details. That is the anonymized role in VerifyMyResearch.
Verify your next interview.
Early access is open to people with a study, story, or course to run. Tell us what you are working on and which tools you record with.