Photos that
prove
themselves.
Every photo your team captures is SHA-256 hashed and HMAC-signed at the moment of capture. Insurers and clients can verify it hasn't been touched — by anyone, including you.
- SHA-256
- 8f3a91c4 7b2e1d09 5a4c8e7f a2b04c1d
- HMAC-SHA256
- 4a1d2c3b … d7e8f901 · key v1
- Signed at
- 2026-05-22T14:22:08Z
- Location
- 52.3676° N, 4.9041° E · ±4m
One photo.
Five proofs.
The image is just the start. We stamp every capture with five independent layers of evidence — any one of them can detect tampering on its own.
Three steps. Under five seconds.
Capture
Open the app — camera only, gallery imports blocked. Tap shutter.
Sign
Hash + HMAC + watermark applied in under a second, offline-capable.
Verify
Share the ID, QR, or viewer URL. Anyone can check it from any browser.
When “trust me”
isn't enough.
Claims with proof attached
Adjusters capture damage on-site. Claims teams can check that the photo is unchanged since it was taken, without phone forensics.
Move-in / move-out reports
Landlords and tenants both get a tamper-evident record of condition, with time and location stamped on the photo.
Field reporting
Editors can check that a field photo is unchanged since capture, and when and where it was taken.
A record you can share
Every photo has a signed record and a link. Anyone can open it in a browser and see whether the photo has been changed.
Site progress logs
Inspectors document phase completion. A dispute can be settled with the signed photo, not the email thread.
Incident & inspection reports
Capture the scene with a signed, time-stamped photo. Anyone with the link can check that it has not been changed.
Anyone can check
any AuditPic photo.
No login. No download. Scan the QR or paste the ID — see the verdict, the metadata, and the original bytes.