Prove it's real.
Take a photo. Get a tamper-proof record that it was really captured. Share a link anyone can check.
RootLens is a camera app that proves your photo or video was actually captured by a real camera. Share a link, and anyone can verify it.
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How it works
Capture
1
Capture
Take a photo or video with RootLens. A digital signature is attached instantly.
2
Prove
Title Protocol verifies the signature and saves the proof as a permanent record, separate from the file itself.
3
Share
Get a link. Post it anywhere. Anyone who opens it can verify that the content was captured by a real camera.
You can still crop, mask, or trim before sharing. RootLens tracks every edit, so viewers can see exactly what was changed and confirm the original is real.
See a verified photo in action →Why this matters
Across industries, the same crisis is unfolding: nobody can tell what's real anymore.
Social media & creators
Deepfake videos go viral with fabricated news logos. Creators face accusations that real content is AI-generated. Unauthorized reposting is the norm, and revenue goes to the copier, not the original creator.
News & journalism
Reporters face accusations that real footage was AI-generated. Video evidence, once considered conclusive, is now questioned by default. The speed of misinformation structurally outpaces correction.
Insurance & finance
An estimated 10% of insurance claims involve fraud. Damage photos, medical documents, and property listings can be fabricated with increasing sophistication. Recipients have no independent way to verify authenticity.
AI, courts, healthcare, academia
AI companies face billion-dollar lawsuits over training data rights. Forged documents challenge court evidence. Telemedicine images lack tamper verification. Research retractions rise as image fabrication becomes trivial.
See the proof for yourself
Open a real verified photo. Or find out why this matters now.