Evidence Check
Available on this websiteBrowser-local file fingerprints, media properties, email-header inspection, URL checks, and downloadable reports. Your inputs stay on your device.
Inspect contentTrust for you.Trust for your organization.
A second look at what you see and hear. A shared source of clarity for the decisions your team makes.
Find your starting pointThe same purpose.
Two ways to begin.
Defeated / content checkGuided example
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See what a useful answer looks like.
Can you trust this photo?
A signal, the reason behind it, and a practical next step. This guided example uses fixed sample findings, not a live detection model.
What’s here.
What’s next.
Application & extension
Product walkthrough by requestExplore the wider review workflow: source attribution, identity and vendor intelligence, and creator rights. Availability and connected services are confirmed for each pilot.
Request a walkthroughWearables & white-label
Future visionA discreet assistant through an earpiece, glasses, or partner device. Concept-stage hardware and integrations—not a shipping product or universal detector.
Explore the visionWhat a score should tell you.
A useful trust signal includes the evidence behind it, its limits, and a next step. It should never disguise uncertainty as certainty.
Can the public tool tell me whether something is fake?
Not conclusively. The public utility performs local inspection, not deepfake, voice-clone, C2PA, or camera-attribution model inference. Guided examples are labeled. Advanced methods require the right service, original files, and reference data.
What does the number in the examples mean?
It is illustrative evidence coverage, not the probability that content is true. It does not rate a person. Real-file inspection does not invent an authenticity score when the necessary analysis is unavailable.
Where are the technical details?
Explore method-specific product views in the capability directory, including source-camera attribution, media provenance, and identity review.