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VERIFIABLE CAPTURE FOR BUSINESS EVIDENCE

Know how evidence was captured before you act on it

Send a fresh iPhone capture request. Reviewers get a tamper-evident receipt showing the capture source, session freshness, and file match—while the evidence stays private by default.

Built for marketplace returns, insurance claims, and property records.

A live smartphone capture creating a point field and a digital evidence receipt
IPHONE LIVE CAPTURE
CAPTURE RECEIPTReady to review
App captureFresh requestFile matches

THE COST OF UNCERTAIN EVIDENCE

The file is easy to send. Its capture history is hard to trust.

An ordinary upload shows the image, but not whether it was captured for this case or changed later. Reviewers have to recover that missing context themselves.

ORDINARY UPLOAD

The file arrives without its history

Capture source
Unknown
Made for this request
Unknown
File still matches
Unknown
Reviewer must recover the missing context manually.

REALITYPROOF RECEIPT

The file arrives with reviewable context

Capture source
RealityProof app
Made for this request
Fresh session
File still matches
Confirmed
Reviewer can continue with known capture context.
  • 01Repeated requests
  • 02Manual escalation
  • 03More data than needed

HOW IT WORKS

From request to receipt in four steps

A simple capture flow for the person on site. Reviewable context for the team making the decision.
  1. 01
    Photo capture ⌄
    Create request

    Request

    Choose the evidence needed.

  2. 02

    Capture

    Record it live on iPhone.

  3. 03
    RECEIPT
    ✓RealityProof app
    ✓Fresh request
    ✓File matches

    Receipt

    See source, freshness, and file match.

  4. 04
    Proof attached ●

    Review

    Keep the proof link with the case.

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Know what was checked—and what still needs judgment

RealityProof makes the capture history inspectable. Your team still applies its own policy, expertise, and case context before making a decision.

What the receipt can report

  • RealityProof iPhone app was used.
  • Reviewed file matches the receipt.
  • Capture belongs to a fresh request.
  • Selected time or location was shared.

What your team still decides

  • Ownership or identity.
  • Address, measurement, or damage cause.
  • A complete or unstaged scene.
  • The final business decision.

PRIVACY & INTEGRATION

Keep evidence private until it is needed

A reviewer can compare a file with its receipt in the browser. The original file stays on the reviewer’s device.

LOCAL FILE CHECK

Compare the file without publishing it

Browser only

Private file

Stays on the reviewer’s device

Local comparison

Browser checks it against the receipt

Match result

Only the result is shown

FOR REVIEWERSOpen a proof link
FOR YOUR PRODUCTRead the same checks through the API
See API documentation ↗

The questions buyers ask first

What does a RealityProof receipt verify?

It shows how the evidence was captured, whether it belongs to a fresh request, and whether the file being reviewed matches the file recorded in the receipt. It does not guarantee that every claim about the scene is true.

Do files or GPS have to be public?

No. The receipt can be public while the original file and precise location stay private. Supported capture details appear only when the owner chooses to share them.

Can a reviewer check a file without uploading it?

Yes. The proof page can compare a selected file with the receipt directly in the browser. The file stays on the reviewer's device.

How does a business integrate?

Most teams keep the proof link with the claim, return, listing, or property record. Developers can also read the available checks through the public Verify API.

What does the person taking the photo need?

They open the request on an iPhone and complete the capture in the RealityProof app. The request defines the evidence type; the participant remains in control of supported disclosures.

Design partner pilot

Start with one evidence workflow

We will map the request, the receipt, and the reviewer decision before defining a focused pilot.

Pilot scope: one evidence request, one capture receipt, and one reviewer decision.