Reality Registry gives anyone the ability to capture media that's verifiable by anyone, anywhere — without trusting a single platform, news outlet, or company. Including us.
Free AI tools can now generate convincing video of events that never happened — and have already been used to discredit footage of events that did. The people most affected are the ones with the most at stake.
Videos from conflict zones, protests, and public events are increasingly waved off as "probably AI" — even when they're real.
Fabricated images and videos circulate widely before any newsroom or fact-checker can respond. The damage is done long before truth catches up.
If everything could be fake, eventually nothing is believed. The cost falls hardest on legitimate witnesses and the people they're trying to speak for.
Authenticity is established the instant your photo or video is taken — not litigated by detectors afterward. The mechanism: capture the media in our app, embed durable cryptographic proof at the moment it's recorded, and anchor it to a public ledger anyone can check. No central authority, and no black-box AI verdict you're asked to accept on faith.
A dented bumper, a leak behind the wall, the condition of an apartment at move-out, a package that arrived broken. The ordinary disputes a photo used to settle — and increasingly doesn't.
Footage from public events that newsrooms, fact-checkers, and audiences can verify on the spot — without a chain of custody back to a specific outlet.
Field documentation by NGOs, monitors, and witnesses, where the record needs to hold up long after the moment has passed and the account is being disputed.
Photo and video captured with cryptographic provenance and an independently checkable capture window — evidence that strengthens a chain-of-custody record rather than resting on one person's word.
Reality Registry ships an MCP server so AI agents — fact-checking assistants, content-moderation pipelines, OSINT and newsroom tooling — can verify a photo or video with a single tool call. Point an agent at a file or a URL; it gets back a structured verdict with the authenticity tier, the on-chain proof, and a link to the full public record.
Deploying Reality Registry across a team — field inspectors, investigators, compliance, or claims — runs through our API and managed Play distribution rather than a public download, so device attestation and app signing stay intact. Tell us what you're verifying and we'll scope it with you.
Start a conversationreality_registry_verify_media( source="received-video.mp4" ) → { "authentic": true, "tier": "shared", "verdict": "Verified — Shared", "canonical_url": "realityregistry.com/v/…", "tx_hash": "74f0dbf0…" }
Three tools: verify by file or URL, look up by key, pre-warm the verifier.
Capture a photo or video and it's sealed the moment you take it — an invisible watermark and a record on a public blockchain. Share a link and anyone can confirm it's the unaltered original, and when it was captured.
iOS is in development. Questions? info@realityregistry.com
