Signed at capture. Verified anywhere.

An open protocol for proving photos and videos haven't been altered since capture—cryptographically, not by guessing.

The trust problem is growing

It's getting harder to look at a photo or video and know whether it's real. As AI generation improves, that problem will only grow. SignedShot closes that gap by creating cryptographic proof at the moment of capture — if you can prove content is authentic and unaltered, you don't need to guess whether it's real.

Two layers of proof

1

Media Integrity

Cryptographic signature proves content hasn't been altered since capture.

2

Capture Trust

Device attestation proves the content came from a legitimate device.

Where this is going

Now

iOS reference implementation using Apple's App Attestation. Full API, CLI validator, and documentation available.

Next

Video support. C2PA integration. Streaming attestation. UX for sharing verified content.

Future

Hardware-level attestation. Platform verification badges. Open provenance standards.

Open by design

SignedShot is an open protocol, not a proprietary product. The code is public, the cryptography is standard, and anyone can verify the implementation.

No single company should be the arbiter of digital truth.

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