One take
Main footage and challenges stay on a single continuous timeline. The camera does not stop between them.
iPhone capture proof
NoAiVerify records one continuous take on a real iPhone, asks the person to complete physical challenges, then issues a share link anyone can open. Recipients with the app land inside NoAiVerify; everyone else gets a browser player.
This is not a face-ID or KYC product. The point is to make it hard to pass a synthetic or spliced clip as a live phone recording of a real place.
Main footage and challenges stay on a single continuous timeline. The camera does not stop between them.
Video (and optional audio) is sent as signed, sequenced frames with a hash chain bound to the session.
Motion, scene continuity, and content safety run only after the file is stored. Capture is never blocked by analysis.
Sign in, start a capture session, and film as usual — zoom, torch, and focus included.
The server picks short physical tasks: panorama sweep, shake, on-screen path, and others from the catalog.
You get a video ID as soon as the file is durable. A worker then scores the challenges and scene continuity.
Send /v/…. It opens in the app when installed, or in the browser if it is not.
Turn the phone through a configured angle and return, with an iOS-style guide.
Shake the device so inertial sensors match the capture window.
Tap and draw the requested path on the live preview.
NoAiVerify is an iPhone app. Public App Store listing can be linked here once it is live. Shared video links already work in any modern browser.