Sigelith apps for Windows, Android and Wear OS
Stamp and verify on your computer, keep the @beat on your phone and on your wrist.
On your Windows computer
Sigelith Desktop
Sigelith Desktop timestamps files without uploading them, verifies proofs offline, watches the public log’s witnesses and hands over files with proof of delivery.
Sigelith Backup
Sigelith Backup makes versioned, optionally encrypted backups of your folders on an external drive — and with Sigelith Desktop it also keeps every stamped document exactly as it was stamped, together with its .beatproof file.
BeatTime for Android
The @beat clock on your home screen.
A live @beat clock widget with swappable watch faces, a second dial for your local time, and a built-in time ↔ beat converter. No account, no ads, works offline.
Get the Android phone app on Google Play Get the watch face pack for your Wear OS watch
On Google Play, our Android apps are published by Konveria, an independent company in Kraków with no personal or capital ties to us; it also runs the second key server and one of the cosigners.
Watch faces
A whole set of built-in faces. Pick a global default in the app — or set a different face per widget (long-press a placed widget → configure).
Sigelith Courier for Android
Sigelith Courier
Proof of handover confirmed by the recipient’s key and completed by a public stamp. Recipients confirm on their own phone, in any browser — nothing to install.
Sigelith Delivery for Android
Sigelith Delivery
Hold your phone to the courier’s and confirm with your fingerprint. The shop gets a confirmation signed with your own key, and its fingerprint is stamped in the public Sigelith log.
On your wrist
A real watch face for Wear OS — a separate app that lives on the watch itself. 13 styles, picked in the watch's own face editor. Requires Wear OS 4 or newer.
The facts — the app in brief
Why the Android app
More than a clock
Living in .beat comes with things no timezone app can honestly copy.
Stamp your photos with @beat
Give every photo its moment in universal time — the @beat is embedded in the file, and optionally drawn on the image.
- Embedded in EXIF — Invisible metadata, readable by any photo tool.
- Optional watermark — A subtle @beat drawn on the photo.
- Share from your camera — Take a photo, tap Share → BeatTime — it stamps it and saves it back.
- Verifiable proof — The photo's SHA-256 is recorded in the public proof-of-existence log — timestamped, signed and anchored to Bitcoin. See proof →
- Any file, not just photos — PDF, video, archive: hashed on your phone and stamped in the same public log.