Photo Proof

In today’s digital world, a photo alone is no longer proof. Photos can be edited old images reused. Locations can be faked. PhotoProof is a secure mobile application designed for individuals, professionals and enterprises that require tamper proof, verifiable photo documentation. One can even use it for taking a photo of your collectable item which you have put on sale on Facebook, that photo will have the "Verfied by Photo Proof" Stamp.
Every image captured inside the app automatically records live GPS location, date, time, timezone, and assigns a unique verification ID that allows anyone to validate its authenticity. All data is synced from our online servers so even if user spoofs the time on his/her device our app will not get affected.

PhotoProof only works when:
• The user has an active internet connection for online syncing of date and time data
• GPS/location services are turned ON

This ensures metadata is captured in real time and cannot be manipulated offline. Users cannot upload edited images or reuse old photos.
No internet. No GPS. No capture.
That’s how we protect authenticity.

Key Features
• Secure In-App Capture
• Photos must be taken directly within PhotoProof— preventing gallery uploads or edited images.
• Live GPS Metadata
• Exact location is captured photography.
• Accurate Time & Timezone Stamp
• Date, time, and timezone are automatically embedded.
• Unique Verification ID
• Each image receives a system-generated ID that can be shared to verify the photo.
• Professional Metadata Templates
• Choose from a library of professional templates to display metadata on the image.
• Customizable Display Controls
• Users can show or hide:
• User name
• User photo
• Location
• Date & Time
• Timezone
• Verification ID

Full control over presentation — without compromising integrity.
Simple Verification Process

- Anyone with the verification ID can validate the authenticity of the image, once our online verfication is active.
How PhotoProof Stops Common Photo Fraud
- Before PhotoProof, people could:

• Reuse old site photos and claim they were taken today
• Take photos at one location and report them from another
• Disable GPS and manually type false location details
• Edit timestamps before submitting reports
• Capture images offline and manipulate metadata later

This dramatically reduc