Private investigators
Leave the scene with a contemporaneous, tamper-evident file — prepared for review when a client or counterparty later questions whether the footage is authentic.
Solo Mode
When your work is questioned, you need a file.
Once sealed, a change shatters the glass.
Everyone from private investigators to plumbers increasingly has to prove their work is real. Solo Mode turns your smartphone into a forensic-grade documentation tool, generating independently verifiable records designed to support dispute resolution. Those records stay private unless you later opt in to Exchange licensing.
The problem
A photo used to close the file. It doesn't anymore.
False damage claims and liability disputes now start with a simple attack: the picture is fake. Standard camera-roll files cannot answer that. A cryptographically sealed record provides mathematical proof of provenance.
Contractors
Seal completed workmanship before a complaint turns a standard photo into an argument.
Property hosts
Record unit conditions at handover with a contemporaneous, tamper-evident file.
How it works
Capture. Seal. Verify.
01
Capture
Film the work on an everyday phone. Hardware telemetry is locked at the moment the shutter fires — before anything is uploaded.
02
Seal
The capture is bound into a Truth Packet: a tamper-evident, cryptographically sealed file.
03
Verify
You act as your own client. Opposing parties can independently re-verify the math on their own machines.
Start sealing your own work.
Solo Mode unlocks with VRA Pro at CAD $44.99/month, including 1 terabyte of secure storage. You rent the cryptographic seal at a 75% wholesale discount, allowing you to package the deliverable for your own private clients. Exchange listing is optional — packets stay private unless you opt in.