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# Tech introduction

Welcome to our more technical section, where we'll describe how the structure of our solution is made. We've decided to make it a Decentralized solution, in a way that anyone can integrate our solution within their project, without any sort of approval on our end.

First of all, we go through a **deeper overview** of how information is stored on our solution, and the workflows you should expect.

Then, we present the **Smart Contracts** involved in a Proof of Timestamp certification, and how they can be expanded in the future.

We'll then present how you can **integrate** it in your project, with a practical example.


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