ORTUS.
ORTUS

ORTUS

Proof in every stroke.

Handwriting you can prove. Every stroke written with an ORTUS pen can be verified as genuine in a laboratory, years later.

Write as you always do.

Every word, date, initial and signature.

Look closer.

To the eye, it's ink.

Nothing on the page looks any different.

In the lab, it's evidence.

A formal report confirms the writing came from pens registered to you.

Proof in every stroke.

Every page. Every word. Verified.

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Meet ORTUS.

A fine rollerball that writes like any other. Every stroke it makes can be verified as genuine, years later.

ORTUS
  • Fine rollerball tipWrites and dries like any premium pen
  • Registered to youEvery pen is logged to your organisation
  • ORTUS inkNothing to charge, scan or connect

Concept design. The final pen may differ.

A signature can be copied. A page can be swapped. A date can be changed. Until now, the answer was an expert's opinion. ORTUS makes it proof.

Every stroke. Not just the signature.

ORTUS covers everything the pen writes, not only the signature. Initial each page, date each change, and anything that didn't come from your pens stands out.

A son produced a will printed around his mother's genuine signature. The family's litigation cost around £4.5 million.A genuine signature doesn't make a genuine document. Source: Gulf News

Paper is where the stakes are highest.

Everyday paperwork has moved online. What's still written by hand is what matters most.

45%

of all crime in England and Wales is fraud.

Home Office, Fraud Strategy 2026 to 2029
41%

of workplace frauds involve creating fake documents, and 37% involve altering real ones.

ACFE, Occupational Fraud 2024
£30k+

per side to take a contested will to trial. It can pass £100,000.

Awdry Law, 2026

Today, the answer is an opinion.

When handwriting is questioned, the usual answer is a handwriting expert, at £2,000 to £5,000 or more each. In one 2023 case, two experts reached opposite conclusions and the claim took about three years to fail. Awdry Law, 2026. Watts v Watts (2023)

Nothing changes when you write. Everything changes when it matters.

Your pens, registered to you.

Issued and registered to your organisation. They stay in your office, logged like any controlled item.

Write exactly as you do now.

Signings, amendments, notes and whole pages. No app, nothing to scan, no new process.

Verify if it's ever questioned.

Send the document for laboratory verification. You get a formal report, and the document is left intact.

Plans priced by volumeVerification only when you need it

A perfect copy still fails.

A skilled forger can reproduce how handwriting looks. Verification doesn't depend on how it looks.

MatchThe original, written with your pens.
No matchA copy that looks identical to the eye.

Wherever handwriting has to hold up.

Signings

Signatures, witnesses and initials at a set time and place, with pens that never leave your office.

Formal reportif anything is ever questioned

Wills and estates

Often read, and challenged, years after they were signed.

£30k–£100k+per side to contest a will at trial

Powers of attorney

Lasting powers of attorney and deeds, still signed on paper.

1.59 millionapplications a year, Office of the Public Guardian

Contracts

Where the handwritten changes matter as much as the signature.

37%of workplace frauds involve altering real documents

Signed editions

Books, memorabilia and limited editions where the signature is the value.

$4.2bnautograph collectibles market, 2024

Certificates

Certificates of authenticity and makers' marks against counterfeits.

$467bnglobal trade in counterfeit goods, 2021

Records

Logs, minutes, notebooks and statements that need to stand up later.

Every pagewritten with your pens, not added later

Precise about what it proves.

Evidence is only useful if it's exact. This is what an ORTUS verification report shows.

  • The writing came from pens registered to you.Every stroke, on every page.
  • A page, addition or change didn't.Anything written with another pen stands out.
  • A copy doesn't match.However good it looks to the eye.

Questions.

Does ORTUS replace witnesses?

No. Witnesses are still essential, and required by law for many documents. ORTUS backs them up with physical proof that lasts long after witnesses are gone or their memories have faded.

Does it write differently from a normal pen?

No. It looks, feels and dries like a fine rollerball. Nothing on the page looks any different.

Is it only for signatures?

No. ORTUS covers every stroke the pen makes: signatures, text, dates, initials, amendments and notes.

Does verification damage the document?

No. The document is left intact, so it can still be used, filed or presented afterwards.

How does it work?

The technology is confidential. Get in touch and we can talk it through.

Will a court accept it?

ORTUS provides a formal laboratory report. As with any evidence, the weight it carries is a matter for the court.

What does it cost?

Plans for organisations are priced by volume, and verification is charged only when a document needs it.

Let's talk.

Tell us what you need to protect. We'll arrange a private briefing to walk you through how ORTUS would work for your organisation.

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