SeenPool - Provenance scan for files sent to you — free, in seconds

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Most AI detectors ask "was this image AI-generated?" Quick Check asks "is this file what my source claims it is?" — a different problem most tools don't solve. Drop any image or video sent by a source, tipster, or colleague and get a provenance report: original metadata, encoding anomalies, AI generation patterns, frame continuity, device signature, and platform fingerprint. Honest about what it can't read. Nothing stored. Results expire in 72 hours. Free, no account required.

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SeenPool is building the permanent verified archive of eyewitness footage. Quick Check is a free tool we built on the side (a journalist friend needed a fast way to check files sent by sources, so we built it).
Most AI detectors answer one question: "was this image AI-generated?" Quick Check answers a different one: "Is this file what my source claims it is?" That's a different problem which most tools don't solve.
I made Quick Check to look at five things every file leaves behind:
• original metadata
• encoding anomalies
• AI generation patterns
• frame continuity
• and device signature
It then tells you exactly what it found. No verdict theater. No false confidence. Just the signals.
A few things worth knowing about Quick Check:
• It's built for files sent directly to you, not social media downloads. When a platform's re-encoding strips the signals, Quick Check tells you clearly rather than returning a misleading result.
• Nothing is stored. File deleted immediately after analysis. The result link lives for 72 hours, then it's gone.
It installs as a PWA if you want a button from your home screen.
• It's completely free. 3 scans per day, no account required.
If Quick Check is useful to you, come see what SeenPool is building. I'm extending our founding 250 contributors permanent Pro access. No card or commitments required. So this launch isseenpool.com/quick-check — the tool
still in beta seenpool.com — the archive
Happy to answer anything about how the scanning works or where SeenPool is headed. šŸ™