Video meetings, instantly notarized.
When a meeting matters legally — closings, depositions, board sessions, commercial commitments — recording it is not enough. Notarized Meetings runs on a WebRTC stack with PUF-bound attendee authentication, sealed transcript and recording, and immediate notarization at meeting end. The session is legal evidence the moment it concludes.
Recommended tier: T2 Defense
Category: Business Workflow
What Notarized Meetings does
WebRTC video / audio
Low-latency video and audio on the LiveKit stack. End-to-end encrypted; PUF-rooted session keys.
Per-attendee PUF authentication
Attendees authenticate with their PUF identity at join. Visible in the participant list; sealed in the meeting record.
Sealed transcript
Real-time transcription; transcript sealed in chain at meeting end with every attendee's identity attached.
Recording chain
Video / audio recording sealed in chain. Tamper detection on the recording itself.
Real-time notarization
Notary E-Seal applied at meeting end; the resulting record is legal evidence on the spot.
Replay link with verification
Anyone with the link verifies instead of taking our word for it. Every playback re-hashes the stored recording and transcript against the sealed value.
Architecture in one paragraph
Schedule the meeting; invitees authenticate via PUF identity at join. Video, audio, and transcript run throughout. At meeting end, the notary E-Seal is applied automatically; the sealed record is legal evidence the moment the meeting concludes.
Three concrete deployments
Remote depositions
PUF-authenticated witness, sealed transcript, sealed recording, immediate notarization. Survives challenge to authenticity.
Remote board sessions
Director PUF authentication, quorum verified, resolutions sealed alongside the meeting record.
Cross-border closings
Multi-party international closing with PUF-authenticated signatories; sealed recording and transcript serve as supplementary evidence.
T2 Defense
Notarization-grade evidence requires the Defense tier — TPM-anchored device or hardware token for each authenticated attendee.
Versus what's deployed today
Today — Zoom recording
Recording stored by vendor; identity not bound to the recording; transcript editable; no cryptographic chain.
With DPSM — Notarized Meetings
PUF-bound attendee identity, sealed transcript and recording, instant notarization, and optionally locked into a bucket you own that we cannot delete from.