Captured, not generated.
Verified photo and video, on any phone.
A full-featured camera replacement with video, photo, slow-motion, and timelapse. Every capture is sealed with proof it came from a real camera, not from AI.
How It Works
Filmed by hand. Proven by physics. From the moment you press record to proof anyone can check — here's the chain of custody.
Capture it. Seal it.
Shoot like you always do. Every photo and video is automatically sealed at the moment of capture with proof it came from a real camera — unedited, not generated. No extra steps — just hit record.
Here's how we do it.
SkrewAI records a synchronized stream of sensor data alongside your footage — device motion, orientation, magnetic fields, the physical press of the capture button — locked to the exact moment of capture.
AI can generate pixels. Physics can't be faked.
Watch this data live in the tech demo →
Encrypted from the first frame.
Keys are exchanged the moment you open the app. Every photo and video is signed, sealed, and synced — a tamper-proof chain of custody from capture to cloud.
Protected against screen capture.
SkrewAI blocks screen recording during capture — closing the most common way manipulated content gets re-shot and passed off as original.
Every capture gets its own proof page.
Every photo and video gets a public verification page — sensor telemetry, device metadata, and cryptographic signature. One link. Full transparency.
Post anywhere. Verify anywhere.
Share to any platform and add your proof page link. Anyone can check your capture in a browser with a single tap — no plugins, no platform dependencies, no special phone.
Your content. Your platform. Our proof.
Getting smarter with every capture.
Every verified capture trains a machine learning engine built exclusively on guaranteed-real footage. While others teach AI to spot fakes, ours learns what real looks like.
Your recordings. Your choice to share. SkrewAI verifies the capture — we don't monitor, scan, or surveil your content. Location sharing is optional and off by default.
Where Proof Matters
SkrewAI serves the people who record reality — and the institutions that have to rely on it.
Claims Documentation That Can't Be Staged
Policyholder photos and videos arrive with cryptographic proof they were captured live by a real camera, at a real time and place — not generated, edited, or re-shot from a screen.
Footage That Survives Scrutiny
In conflict zones, protests, and breaking news, field recordings carry verifiable origin: the device, the time, and the physical motion of the person holding the camera.
Evidence You Can Authenticate
When any video can be fabricated, authentication becomes the central question. SkrewAI captures are sealed and tamper-evident from the moment of recording.
Communications That Can't Be Impersonated
Executive statements, product footage, and internal video are deepfake targets. Verified capture gives every official recording a checkable origin.
Verified, by Default
As synthetic content floods every platform, verified capture separates your work from the noise.
Memories That Stay Trustworthy
In ten years, will anyone be able to tell which recordings are real? Yours will carry proof.
For Organizations That Depend on Proof
Insurers, newsrooms, courts, and platforms increasingly receive media they cannot take at face value. Detection tools guess after the fact. Provenance removes the question.
Proof, Not Probability
Every capture is sealed on the device at the moment of recording — cryptographically signed and tamper-evident from capture to cloud. There is nothing to detect, because nothing is in question.
Hardware-Rooted Identity
Capture devices enroll with hardware-backed key attestation and receive their own signing certificates — content credentials aligned with the open C2PA provenance standard.
Verification Anyone Can Audit
Every photo and video has a public proof page: sensor telemetry, device metadata, and cryptographic signature. Your analysts, your customers, or a court can check it — no SkrewAI account required.
SkrewAI is C2PA certified and a Contributor Member of the coalition — the Linux Foundation body behind Content Credentials, the open standard for content provenance.
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Meet the Founder
SkrewAI was founded by Uroš Jojić, a technology entrepreneur with over 25 years of experience building video and internet platforms.
He founded ActionTrip in 2000 and sold it to Gorilla Nation Media, led product for the SpringBoard Video Platform at Evolve Media, then founded Brid.TV — running it for over seven years through its acquisition by TargetVideo, where he served as Co-CEO until early 2026.
Two decades of building video technology at scale gave him a front-row seat to the deepfake crisis — and the conviction that detection alone would never be enough.
Our Team
SkrewAI is built by senior engineers with deep expertise in video technology, device-level security, and internet-scale infrastructure — decades of combined experience on products used by millions. SkrewAI LLC is incorporated in Delaware, USA.
Our Mission
We believe the right question isn't "is this fake?" — it's "can you prove it was captured?"
AI video is now trivial to produce and nearly impossible to detect. Instead of chasing fakes after they spread, SkrewAI lets real content prove itself at the point of capture — using device sensor data AI can't replicate. It's a physics-based answer to a software problem.
Capture devices carry their own attested signing identity and issue content credentials aligned with the open C2PA provenance standard — so proof travels with the file, and anyone can audit it. SkrewAI is C2PA certified, and a Contributor Member helping shape that standard.
SkrewAI Camera is free to download and free to use. Everyone deserves verified capture — from journalists in conflict zones to parents sharing family moments.
Every photo. Every video. Every frame. Captured, not generated.
Free for iOS and Android — no subscriptions, no paywalls. Start capturing verified photo and video today.