Anyone can fake a photo or video now. Which means when something real happens — and you're the one who captured it — your footage carries less weight than it used to.

Reality Registry fixes that. The moment you take a photo or record a video, the app seals it: an invisible watermark in the image itself, a tamper-evident fingerprint, and a record written to a public blockchain. From then on, anyone can confirm your file is the original and unaltered — and when it was captured.

WHY PEOPLE USE IT

• Evidence that holds up — document damage, an accident, a property's condition, or an incident, with proof of when and where it was captured.

• Witnessing what matters — if you're recording something people will later dispute, your footage arrives with its own proof.

• Your own record — a permanent, independent receipt that what you captured is what actually happened.

HOW IT WORKS

1. Capture a photo or video in the app.
2. It's sealed automatically — invisible watermark, cryptographic fingerprint, and a public blockchain record.
3. Share a link. Anyone can verify it, free, with no account.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT

The proof is embedded in the pixels, not attached as a file detail. That means it survives being sent through messaging apps and social media, which strip ordinary metadata. A copy that's been compressed and re-shared can still be checked against the original.

Verification is always free, for everyone, forever. You only pay if you register a lot of media.

About this app

Reality Registry is built by a small American team based in Arizona and uses no advertising, no third-party analytics, and minimal data collection. Sign in with Google or email. Free tier includes 10 registrations per day. Patent pending.

For questions: info@realityregistry.com
Project site: https://realityregistry.com