When a photo becomes part of a public claim, people need more than a caption. Realz helps reporters, witnesses, and field teams capture photos with a proof that can be checked independently.
AI-generated images, misleading crops, edited files, and recycled visuals can move quickly during public events. A Realz proof gives editors and audiences a separate verification surface: not just the image, but evidence that the image was captured through Realz and preserved through proof creation.
Realz is not a general-purpose fake-image detector and does not prove every fact in a scene. It provides stronger evidence about the capture and proof path for photos taken inside Realz.
A reporter or contributor takes the photo in Realz, creates the proof, and shares a verification link alongside the image. Editors or readers can then verify the Realz proof instead of relying only on screenshots, metadata, or trust in the person who forwarded it.
Realz can show that a photo was captured through the Realz app and preserved through proof creation. That is different from trying to classify an arbitrary old image as AI-generated or not.
Yes. Shared Realz proofs can be checked through the public verification service at getrealz.app.
