How TrustEye works

TrustEye adds proof to the recording workflow, then makes that proof easy to check later.

Capture To Review

Capture

Public anchor

Light proof

Verify

Publicly anchored

Lightweight proof bundle

Independent checks

Capture creates two things: a public anchor for independent timing and existence checks, plus lightweight supporting proof for deeper verification later.

Clip Extraction

A short excerpt can still point back to the original recording.

Reviewers can focus on the relevant moment without losing confidence in where it came from.

Step 1

Capture

TrustEye works inside the recording flow so footage starts building its proof while it is being captured, not after it has already been exported and shared.

Step 2

Bind To The Device

Each recording is tied back to the device that created it, so reviewers can see whether footage truly came from the source it claims.

Step 3

Lock In Time

TrustEye preserves when the footage existed, giving teams a stronger timeline and reducing disputes about whether something was recorded later or altered after the fact.

Step 4

Verify Later

When footage is reviewed, TrustEye returns a clear result that shows what can be confirmed about origin, timing, and integrity.

Why this is different

Without TrustEye

You get a file and a story. If the footage is important, someone will question when it was captured, where it came from, or whether anything changed.

With TrustEye

You get footage plus a verification result. Reviewers can see whether TrustEye confirmed the source, the timeline, and the integrity of the recording.

What reviewers actually need

TrustEye is built to answer practical questions quickly:

Was this captured through the right workflow?

Does the timing line up with the event in question?

Has the footage stayed intact since capture?

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