EverStamp

EverStamp is a timestamp camera app for photos and video, on iPhone and Android, with a dashboard for businesses. A date on a photo or video says little: it comes from the phone, and a free app can change it. EverStamp draws the date, time and place into every photo and every frame of a video, and keeps the captures together as one file. When you close the file, a qualified trust service under EU eIDAS rules (Article 41) timestamps it, and every video gets a timestamp of its own. From then on, any change to the photos, the videos or their order shows up. Whoever receives the file checks it at everstamp.app/verify, in the browser, without an account; each video is checked on its own. Every check but one also works with public tools such as OpenSSL and C2PA tools; the last one is against EverStamp's public registry, and without it the verdict is never green. What it does not do: tell anyone what a photo or video shows. A photo of a screen is still a photo. EverStamp records; what that is worth in a dispute is for the other party, an insurer or a court to decide. Video: clips of up to 10 minutes, with sound, signed on the phone piece by piece while you record. Like every photo, every video carries C2PA Content Credentials, and EverStamp is on the C2PA conformance list. On Plus to try, more with Plus Video or the video module of Business. People use it for a rental car at pick-up and return, a flat at move-in, damage for an insurance claim, work before it is covered, an inspection walkthrough, and things they buy or sell second-hand. For businesses: send a request link, and your customer records along your checklist in the free app, without an account. The file lands in your dashboard, with webhooks, an API, exports and a video module. Your photos and videos stay on your phone by default. A share link is encrypted on the device, and the key stays in the link.