Step 1
Record media
Start with a photo or video captured inside the trusted capture flow.
Public verification
Prove your photos and videos are real.
Capture, seal, and share media that can be verified later. No guessing. No trust required.
Archive Origin turns photos and videos into verifiable evidence.
Capture → Seal → Share
Capture
Capture
Seal
Example record
Capture the original media.
Capture
REC
Live capture
Archive It
If animation does not run, this still shows the product: a capture is sealed with a hash and timestamp, then shared with a verification result attached.
See It Work
Record media, archive it, then open a verification result with the fields people actually check.
Step 2
Tap “Archive It”
The file is sealed with a sha256 hash, trusted timestamp, and device signature.
Step 3
Verify this file
Open a verification result that shows whether the record matches the original capture.
Preparing record
asset_hashpending
capture_time_utcpending
device_idpending
timestamppending
verification_badgenot attached
Verification Result
Example display for a public verification result.
asset_hash
sha256:8f2ae41c2cfe2f11d2f2fbca619f4f8dc64f4a8f5a913ef531ec1c15ef6cc91bcapture_time_utc2026-04-22T10:41:12Z
device_idAO-IPH-•••14
verification_statusgreen
verification_authorityArchive Origin Verification Network
verification_methodCryptographic Evidence Seal
Who Uses This
Each use case below expands into the kind of real review or dispute the record is meant to survive.
Insurance Claims
Confirm damage photos match the original capture before paying a claim.
Legal Evidence
Show whether submitted media has been altered during review or dispute.
Journalism
Verify that published footage matches its original capture.
Public / Events
Prove you were there and what actually happened.
Education / Workforce
Validate hands-on skills with real performance evidence.
Confirm damage photos match the original capture before paying a claim.
Contribute To Verified Compilations
Compilations combine multiple verified clips using time, place, and sequence information so a timeline can be reviewed later.
Submitted
Clip received
The clip is in the queue with its capture time, device signature, and location evidence.
Under Review
Compilation review
Temporal, spatial, and geographic data points are checked against other submissions to determine sequence fit.
Selected
Included in timeline
Your clip becomes part of the verified sequence shown in the compilation record.
Your clip was included in “Dayton Event Timeline”
The compilation selected your clip because its capture time, geographic coordinates, and spatial viewpoint aligned with adjacent verified records.
10:41 UTC
Contributor clip A
North entrance arrival. Used as the first anchor point in the compilation.
10:44 UTC
Your clip
Street-side view. Selected because the movement path matches the previous camera position and timestamp window.
10:47 UTC
Contributor clip C
Exit path confirmation. Used to complete the event timeline.
Compilation contributors
- AO-CLIP-104Submitted · Selected
- AO-CLIP-117Submitted · Selected
- AO-CLIP-121Submitted · Selected
How It Works
Five steps explain the public experience without forcing a visitor through internal pipeline language.
1
Capture
Take a photo or video inside the trusted capture flow.
2
Assert
Attach who captured it, when it was captured, and the claim being made.
3
Hash
Generate a cryptographic fingerprint so later changes can be detected.
4
Ledger
Commit the sealed record so verification can check it later.
5
Share
Send a link or file that anyone can verify later.
Built on C2PA (Content Authenticity Initiative standards).
Public verifier
Run a public verification check
Open the public verifier to upload a file and compare it against the Archive Origin verification record.