The file can stay private
A public receipt does not require the original evidence, precise location, or other sensitive context to be published.
The platform
See how a capture becomes a reviewable record
RealityProof connects a fresh iPhone capture to a receipt your team can open, understand, and keep with the claim, return, listing, or property record.
CAPTURE · RECEIPT · REVIEW
From request to review
Keep evidence collection simple for the person on site
Send a capture request, let the recipient use the iPhone app, then keep the proof link with the case your team already reviews.
Evidence flowprivacy-first
- 01RequestPhoto · video · room · object
- 02CaptureLive in the iPhone app
- 03ReceiptCapture source · file match
- 04ReviewProof link · browser · API
WHAT THE REVIEWER SEES
Capture source → file match → shared details
The receipt
A receipt that explains what was checked
Each receipt reports only the checks and details available for that capture. It never turns a missing check into a positive result.
- Capture source
- The receipt shows that the evidence came through the RealityProof iPhone app.
- File match
- A reviewer can check whether a file matches the file recorded in the receipt.
- Fresh request
- The receipt connects the capture to the evidence request that started it.
- Shared details
- The participant controls which supported time, location, and file details become public.
Review in the browser
A reviewer can compare a locally held file with the receipt without uploading that file to the public explorer.
Connect to your workflow
Keep the proof link with the case for reviewers, and use the Verify API when you want the checks inside your own product.
Design partner pilot
Start with one evidence workflow
We will map the request, the receipt, and the reviewer decision before defining a focused pilot.
We will map one evidence workflow, define the checks your reviewers need, and agree on a measurable pilot scope.