Closed-loop video processing
Upload your footage. We read the date and time directly from the original file's own metadata, burn it onto every frame, and return a secure download link. We never guess a timestamp, and your first video is free.
Our method
Accuracy is the whole point. Every date and time we burn in is read directly from the embedded metadata of the original recording. If that ground truth isn't present, we don't invent one.
We process the original file straight from the recording device. Re-saved, re-exported, screen-recorded, or messenger-compressed copies strip the metadata that proves when the footage was captured, so we don't accept them as the source of truth.
How re-exporting strips the proof →Each file is checked for the embedded capture date and time before any processing begins. The burned-in stamp is pulled directly from that metadata, we never estimate, round, or guess a date or time.
What a defensible timestamp looks like →Some devices, certain phones in particular, don't preserve the metadata we need, or overwrite it on export. When the verifiable timestamp isn't present, we flag the file and explain why, rather than burn in something that can't be substantiated.
Why most camera clocks are wrong →One locked, repeatable processing method produces a uniform, frame-accurate overlay every time, built to support the kind of scrutiny evidentiary footage faces.
How courts authenticate video →Process a video
Add your details, the recording date(s), and your file(s). You'll receive an email receipt with a secure download link when processing is complete.
After processing completes, an email receipt is delivered to the address you provided. It includes your reference, the processing timestamp, and a secure download link to the final processed video.
Depositions, court proceedings, claims, and corporate review, when the date and time on the footage matters, it should be verifiable. Your first video is free.
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