Fosite origin
Fosite is a God of Law,
order, and reconciliation, also known as a god of the sea and commerce, who was worshipped by the Frisians. He is linguistically identical to the Norse god Forseti, who embodies the principles of fair judgment and conflict resolution.
Fosite's sacred island was Heligoland, and a legend describes him appearing as a thirteenth man with a golden axe to guide law-speakers to safety and create a sacred spring.
Symbol The golden axe is a significant symbol associated with Fosite/Forseti, representing his power to bring about justice and create a new beginning.
Fosite story, why we created it.
We created Fosite, a platform for protecting intellectual property and providing proof of copyright, to prevent others from unlawfully using your intellectual creations.
We’ve experienced this many times in the past, even when we were employees: we came up with ideas that generated a lot of extra profit for the company, but we didn’t see any of it beyond the Christmas party.
Since becoming entrepreneurs, we’ve sent information to many companies, which they often misuse. They steal our project ideas and our visions, from which they profit immensely. They make huge profits, while they don’t value us “small business owners, little people,” and freely use our intellectual property, the revenue-generating compensation from which should rightfully belong to us.
Don’t let others use your creations without permission. Whether it’s an image, a design, a project, a book, or any product you’ve created.
We charge a nominal fee for Fosite’s confidentiality and legal framework, which allows you to prove that it is indeed your creation. By submitting it to the Fosite site, copyright protection becomes verifiable.
Start using Fosite now and send your own creations to your clients, your boss, or anyone you work with.