Validate, don’t speculate.

Turn Smartphones into AI Resistant Video Cameras

Anyone can record video. Almost no one can prove, with certainty, that what they are showing is the untouched original moment. SWEAR gives mobile devices the ability to generate proof of original at the moment of capture so that every frame can be verified later. If it was captured on a SWEAR enabled device, you can prove it.

Opportunitie

Billions of Cameras.

Zero Proof.

Nearly nine billion phones capture video that becomes evidence, news, policy, claims, payouts, arrests, and headlines. But today, almost none of that footage can stand on its own without being challenged. 

Deepfakes and AI generated clips are everywhere. Cheap editing tools can rewrite reality in seconds. Phones are still treated as “good enough capture devices,” not as sources of defensible truth.

This is the gap. SWEAR closes it. 

SWEAR gives mobile and embedded devices the ability to create verifiable proof of original when the video is captured. That proof travels with the content everywhere it goes and can be checked at any time in the future. If the proof holds, the video is authentic. If it breaks, something in the chain has been altered. It is that simple, and that hard to fake.

Works at the OS layer, the firmware layer, or the application layer

Collects rich capture context from the device at the moment of recording

Creates independent proof that sits alongside the file, not inside the file

Anchors authenticity to a permissioned ledger for future verification

Scales from a single camera app to an entire device portfolio

Why It Matters

Your Footage Will Be Challenged.

Will You Be Able to Defend It?

 If you build cameras, capture platforms, field applications, content tools, safety tools, evidence tools, or social platforms, you already know the question that is coming: “How do you know this video is real.”


That question is now appearing in:

Courtrooms

Claim Reviews

Compliance Audits

Newsrooms

Internal Investigations

Mational Security Briefings

If you cannot answer with certainty, you have risk. Legal risk. Brand risk. Safety risk.

SWEAR gives you a way to answer with certainty.

By establishing proof of original at capture, SWEAR allows your organization say: this was recorded on this device, at this time, under these conditions, and it has not been altered since. That level of confidence is now required. It is quickly becoming the expectation for serious platforms, serious devices, and serious institutions.

Proof at Capture. Confidence for Life.

SWEAR does not try to guess whether a video is fake after the fact. It locks in truth at the source. The system establishes proof of original the instant a video is captured and makes that proof independently checkable anywhere that video is later viewed or used. The model is simple and consistent across SWEAR: Capture. Protect. Validate.

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Capture

The device records video as usual. SWEAR runs beside the camera pipeline, collecting sensor ID, time, location, motion, and other context to describe when and how footage was created. It instantly creates proof of original for that recording.

Protect

SWEAR safeguards that proof so it can’t be altered. It generates a cryptographic fingerprint of the captured data and anchors it to a permissioned ledger managed by the OEM or customer. The video never leaves the device, ensuring a secure chain of custody from capture onward.

Validate

Later—during review, claims, or publication—SWEAR re-fingerprints the file and checks it against the protected proof. The result is simple: pass or fail. Either the footage matches its original state or it doesn’t. No watermark. No overlay. Just proof.

SWEAR avoids fragile watermarks or metadata tags. There is only proof.

Nearly nine billion phones capture video that becomes evidence, news, policy, claims, payouts, arrests, and headlines. But today, almost none of that footage can stand on its own without being challenged.

Deepfakes and AI generated clips are everywhere. Cheap editing tools can rewrite reality in seconds. Phones are still treated as “good enough capture devices,” not as sources of defensible truth.

This is the gap. SWEAR closes it.

SWEAR gives mobile and embedded devices the ability to create verifiable proof of original when the video is captured. That proof travels with the content everywhere it goes and can be checked at any time in the future. If the proof holds, the video is authentic. If it breaks, something in the chain has been altered. It is that simple, and that hard to fake.

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02. Validate

During playback, we check your content’s authenticity against the blockchain, guaranteeing its integrity.

During playback, SWEAR verifies authenticity. It scrutinizes the content, flagging any discrepancies or manipulations with crystal-clear transparency.

Every soundbite, every pixel, is accounted for. Disparities? SWEAR reveals them, assigning a “confidence score” to communicate the extent of any alterations.

With SWEAR, the integrity of your media isn’t just claimed—it’s visibly, demonstrably certified.

03. Share

Easily share your recordings protected by SWEAR, or publish them directly to your channel on Swear.com.

During playback, SWEAR verifies authenticity. It scrutinizes the content, flagging any discrepancies or manipulations with crystal-clear transparency.

Each viewing triggers a re-creation of the media’s unique digital DNA, which SWEAR then cross-references with the original fingerprint secured on the blockchain. Every soundbite, every pixel, is accounted for. Disparities? SWEAR reveals them, assigning a “confidence score” to communicate the extent of any alterations.

With SWEAR, the integrity of your media isn’t just claimed—it’s visibly, demonstrably certified.

Download SWEAR Mobile

SWEAR is at the leading edge of proactive protection and deepfake detection. The following patents represent key innovations, at various points in the process, that make SWEAR work.

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Why Blockchain?

The blockchain concept gained prominence alongside the rise of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies starting in 2009. Cryptocurrencies rely on blockchain to maintain decentralized ledgers to record transitions without interference from third parties (i.e., humans and human-controlled entities).

Beyond cryptocurrencies, blockchain is excellent at protecting and preserving important data. The distributed structure and redundant nature of these linked “blocks” of information make the data stored in the blockchain immutable—it cannot be changed.