This videois fake.

I don’t have superpowers. Wish I did.

It still looked real though. That’s the whole problem.

So we built proof at the source. Shoot it in Apex. Post it anywhere. Prove it’s yours.

Nice shirt.
Fake guy.

The store, the face, the coconut. All AI. Even the shirt.

It will never get an Apex link. It was never captured.

Authenticity starts at capture.

The one rule

Shot in Apex.Or it doesn’tcount.

You only get proof when you shoot inside the Apex camera. Not later. Not from your camera roll.

Apex CameraGets proof
Camera rollNo proof
Screenshot or re-uploadNo proof
AI generatorNo proof. Obviously.

Metadata, in plain English

Every photo has hidden info.
Anyone can fake it.

That hidden info is called metadata: date, place, phone. It’s just text inside the file. Free apps change it in seconds.

So it proves nothing. Try it.

San Diego Dusk, a photo captured in Apex

The real info

Date: Mar 14, 2026
Place: San Diego
Phone: iPhone 13 mini

AI detectors

Detectors are guessing.

They look at pixels and guess. Basically this:

You
Is this video fake?
AI detector
Probably?
You
It got re-uploaded. Now?
AI detector
Maybe not?
You
A new AI model just dropped.
AI detector
No idea.

Apex doesn’t guess.
It checks the source.

How Apex works

Four steps. Zero guessing.

Capture
Tap Capture Proof and the Apex camera opens. You can’t upload from your gallery. What you shoot right there gets sealed.
Metadata
The hidden info: date, phone, creator. Apex saves it with a fingerprint of the file.
C2PA
The open standard for signed media records. Apex follows the same idea.
Protect
Stays private until you say so.
Export
Original quality. Visible Apex watermark.
Prove
One link. Anyone can check it.

What’s C2PA?

A passport for your photo or video.

C2PA is an open standard backed by Adobe, Microsoft, Google and the BBC. It records who made a file, with what and when, plus a fingerprint of the file. Apex follows the same idea.

The catch: platforms often strip this info on upload.

That’s why your Apex proof also lives behind a permanent link.

Apex Data

Every capture gets a receipt.

It’s called Apex Data. It’s created the second you shoot, and here’s how to read a real one: San Diego Dusk.

Creator: @urbanWho shot it.
Device: iPhone 13 mini · PhotoWhat it was shot on.
Capture time: Mar 14, 2026, 6:11 PMWhen it was shot.
Content hash: aba5c616…3958a1cdThe file’s fingerprint. Change one pixel and it stops matching.
Verification: Verified by ApexIt really came out of Apex Camera.
Verify link: apexverify.app/pin/173Where anyone can check all of this.