Everything looks fake now. AI can generate whole videos, so people doubt real footage too. Shoot something real and you still get "is this even real?" in the replies. on record fixes that at the source: what you capture carries proof of where and when you shot it, and that proof travels with the file wherever you post. Anyone can check it, and the time and place can't be faked. Didn't shoot it? Verify checks any clip. Free on iOS and Android.

On Record Verify lets any AI assistant or platform check whether a photo or video is a genuine On Record capture: when and where it was taken, and whether it has been changed since. Paste the code on the picture into Claude or any MCP-capable assistant and it answers from the record, not a guess. Every capture is sealed at the moment it is taken by On Record's Authenticity Chain and anchored into Bitcoin. The proof is public, so nobody has to take our word for it. Free, read-only, no sign-in.

Hi, Ravi here, founder of On Record. The fakes that do real damage were mostly never made by AI. They are real photos, from real cameras, reused from another place and another date. Sensor signing says nothing about that. On Record seals when and where a capture was taken, publishes it with a code, and anchors the record into Bitcoin. Until now you checked a code on our website. Now any AI assistant can. Add https://mcp.onrecord.live/mcp as a connector in Claude and ask: "Is this a genuine On Record capture? Code 81EEC489F55B." It will tell you it was sealed at the moment it was taken on 3 October 2026 in Harsaru, HR, and anchored to Bitcoin in block 969798. Then open the proof link and check it yourself; you don't have to trust us. What it never returns: who posted it, exact coordinates, device IDs. The post page is where the creator's own privacy settings apply. Happy to answer anything.

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