Ensuring you receive real content
Embed InReality within your workflow to be able trust content 100%.
No need to analyse, detect or investigate.
How Companies Use InReality
User Uploads
Content creator, user or employee uploads media, document, or video through your existing platform
InReality Checks and Signs
Our technology automatically checks the content is real and then cryptographically signs the content in real-time, attaching a cryptographic hash to the metadata
Business Receives Verified Content
Organisation receives content with guaranteed authenticity and integrity, ready for immediate use
Seamless integration
Plugs Into Your Workflow
InReality sits quietly between user upload and business receipt. No disruption to existing processes.
Content Signatures Stored
Every piece of content receives a unique cryptographic signature stored in the InReality network for verification.
Signing real content
InReality plugs into your workflow, sitting quietly between the user uploading content and the organisation receiving the content.
Business
User
Content signatures stored in InReality network
InReality delivers value from Day 1
100% certainty in realness
You need 100% certainty, not 99%
Certainty means 100%
No need for investigations or detection
Our solution slots in easily
No change to your audiences and team's workflows
Reduce costs of manual investigations
Easily implemented
A New Cryptographic Technology
What makes InReality different?
We are not a blockchain
Our system delivers the same level of cryptographic security through a completely new architecture — one built from the ground up to overcome the limitations of blockchains. Our technology achieves the same security guarantees with greater speed, scalability, efficiency, and respect for data rights.
Cryptographic Security
Cryptography is the foundation of digital security — it protects everything from secure websites to online banking. It works silently in the background, keeping our data safe without us even noticing. InReality applies the same proven cryptographic principles to safeguard real-world content.
What exists already?
Today’s web cryptographic security typically uses blockchains. While blockchains provide strong security guarantees, they also come with significant drawbacks — they are often slow, costly, difficult to scale, and incompatible with modern data rights (right to be forgotten).
