Stipple Text weaves an invisible, per-recipient signature into the messages your team sends. Any screenshot, paste, or photo of the room traces back to a single source — and the message never reads any differently.
A leak is just a message that left the room. Stipple makes sure it never leaves anonymously.
We read the conversation exactly as it renders. Every screenshot already carries a structural signature in its glyphs and spacing — Stipple learns to read it.
A per-recipient mark is woven through glyph shaping, micro-spacing, and token choice. Readers see nothing. The text means exactly what it meant.
From a single leaked frame — cropped, recompressed, even re-typed by hand — Stipple Text recovers the recipient, with a confidence score.
Enter who sent the message and which recipient copy was issued. The decoder reads only rendered glyph pixels and recovers the signed route.
Every copy of a message is mathematically unique to the person it was sent to.
The message is unchanged to the eye. No banners, no headers, no visible marks.
Crop it, screenshot it, recompress it, even retype it — the signature persists.
Slack, Teams, Discord, and email — embedded at the layer the message renders.
Marks are derived on the fly, not databased. Contents never leave your control.
Attribution from a single frame, returned with a confidence score you can act on.
Stipple Text never stores message contents. Signatures are derived in the moment and verifiable only with your organization’s key — held by you, never by us.