Evidence people can see — and check.
A record nobody sees convinces nobody. GOVP ships the visible layer: a badge on your site, a QR on a physical product, a shortcode next to your published claims — each one leading straight to independent verification, not to a marketing page.
One glance, one click, one verification
The badge shows the record's GOVP-ID and links to verification. This one is live — it opens the site's own record in the verifier:
GOVP-DOC-eccfdb5e61aa · click to verify
An honest badge never says "trusted" or "approved" — it says verifiable, and proves it by taking the reader to the check itself.
Embed it
Web, editor and physical world
Badge on any page
The plugin's govp-badge.js renders the badge from a GOVP-ID and wires it to the record and the verifier. Reads from the public badge endpoint — no secrets involved.
Inline with the claim
In WordPress, drop the verifier right where the claim is published — as a shortcode or a Gutenberg block. Certified posts can show it automatically at the foot.
QR on the object itself
The plugin's govp-qr.js generates a QR pointing at the record's verification URL — on a label, a certificate, a delivery note. The phone that scans it runs the same check as everyone else.
The badge and QR scripts ship with the WordPress reference plugin today; a hosted, framework-free embed for any site is on the roadmap.
What a GOVP badge may claim
| ✓ MAY say | "Verifiable evidence" · "Integrity verifiable by anyone" · the GOVP-ID · a link to verification. |
| ✕ MUST NOT say | "Certified true" · "Approved" · "Safe" — GOVP proves integrity and authorship, not the truth of the content. A badge that overclaims damages every other badge. |