The SuperFile family
Five are live today: the register, the platform, the ledger, the technology underneath them, and Sup. Twelve more carry the same registry outward — bigger teams, whole organizations, verified identity, payments, certified proof, one operating layer, AI accounting, live delivery, long-term custody, rights management and verification.
Live now
The register itself — examined names and file extensions, recorded in waves with permanent registration numbers anyone can check.
Live now →Seal, share, see and unshare — split-key encryption that keeps control with the file after it leaves, in beta today.
Live now →The public, tamper-evident ledger behind every registration — every name and extension, sealed and independently witnessed.
Live now →The technology under all of it — split-key encryption that travels inside the document, so authorization is decided when a file is opened, not when it is sent.
Live now →Messaging, voice and video built on top of the files — calls, groups and sharing in one place, in beta today.
Live now →Coming next
Verified file ownership sized for a growing team — shared company names, one registry entry, and a console lighter than a full enterprise rollout.
Coming nextFile-level control at organizational scale, built on the same registry and Zero Trust File Encryption™ as everything we ship.
Coming nextThe shared layer connecting every company on the registry, so ownership and identity work the same way no matter whose files you're holding.
Coming nextOne verified identity behind every file — the same proof of who you are, wherever a name is claimed or a file is opened.
Coming nextPayment and payout infrastructure built for a registry that already knows who owns what — so a transfer settles the way a registration does.
Coming nextSigned, checkable certificates for what the register already knows — a claim, a registration, an examination decision.
Coming nextThe operating layer underneath every other mark — one identity, one registry, one encryption, running as a single system instead of six.
Coming nextWhere the register meets AI — accounting for which files trained a model, so the people whose work it learned from can be found and paid.
Coming nextLive delivery for files that need to move continuously, not just be sent once — the same ownership carried through every frame.
Coming nextLong-term custody for files that must outlast the people who created them — the same seal, held for as long as it's needed.
Coming nextRights management for the things that stream rather than send — video and audio that stay owned while they play.
Coming nextChecking a claim against the register — that a name is held, a file is genuine, and the person behind it is who the record says.
Coming nextSuperFile® and SuperSecure® are registered trademarks of SuperFile Inc. SuperChain™, Zero Trust File Encryption™, Sup™, SuperBusiness™, SuperEnterprise™, SuperVerse™, SuperID™, SuperPay™, SuperCert™, SuperOS™, SuperIntelligence™, SuperStream™, SuperVault™, SuperDRM™ and SuperVerify™ are trademarks of SuperFile Inc.
Every mark above is also held on the trademark block list inside the register itself, so none of them can be claimed as a name or extension by anyone other than SuperFile Inc. We apply that rule to our own marks on the same terms we apply it to everyone else’s. Full detail in the trademark notice, and the examination policy that governs it is here.
A “Coming next” mark is one we have asserted and are building toward. It does not describe a product you can buy today, and nothing on this page is a commitment to a date.
Everything above is built on one public record. Reserve your @name and your file extensions, and you are in it from the first wave.
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