Verify footage
in seconds
Source, verify, and license eyewitness footage - authenticated with Veriscope Lens.
Veriscope authenticates capture: when, and on which device, a clip was recorded. Verification - what the footage shows and whether it stands up - stays your desk's call. We give you the provenance to make it faster.
From search to license - three steps
Search the Heatmap
Filter by keyword, date, or location to find footage matching a story you're covering.
Review the proof
Full chain-of-custody metadata, sealed at capture, tamper-evident.
License instantly
Message the source directly, license and download in one flow.
What the Heatmap looks like in practice
From search to metadata inspection - the interface newsrooms and fact-checkers use to find and license authenticated footage.
Heatmap interface
Who's searching the Heatmap
Newsrooms
Start from footage that already carries its capture history, instead of rebuilding provenance from scratch.
Independent journalists
Get footage with its capture history intact, straight from the source.
Fact-checking organisations
Read a clip's chain of custody yourself - your verification, our provenance.
AI-generated and manipulated footage is now indistinguishable at a glance. Veriscope's proof is anchored on-chain at the moment of capture - before any edit could occur.
Metadata sealed at the moment of capture
Every clip on the Heatmap carries its own chain of custody, open to inspection before you licence.
Example: Senegal protest footage - the chain-of-custody metadata a newsroom sees on the Heatmap before licensing.
What buyers ask us
Does "authenticated" mean the events shown are verified?
No - authenticated means we can prove where, when, and how the footage was captured. Verifying what's actually happening in it is a separate, human-led step.
How do we verify eyewitness footage on the Heatmap?
Open the clip and inspect its chain of custody: capture time, device fingerprint and the on-chain anchor are all open to inspection rather than simply asserted. That makes UGC verification for newsrooms a matter of reading the proof, not rebuilding it.
How does this compare to industry standards like C2PA?
Unlike C2PA, which depends on staying within a specific hardware/software ecosystem to keep your proof of provenance, the Amanah Protocol seals metadata independently of any single partner - regardless of device.
Test the Heatmap
Test the solution as an eyewitness, newsroom, independent journalist, or fact-checking organisation.