Show you’re here.
The planned app will ask broadcasters to complete a short human-presence check before going live.
A place for live moments with real people. We’re building streaming around human presence, starting with the person behind the camera.
The internet has plenty of content.
Let’s make room for connection.
A live label isn’t the whole story. SeenTrue is designed to make the evidence behind a broadcast visible and understandable.
The planned app will ask broadcasters to complete a short human-presence check before going live.
Checks tied to the broadcast session will help identify stale verification, reconnects, and suspicious changes.
Viewers will see the verification status and its recency. Evidence of presence is not a guarantee that every claim is true.
Explore the proposed status system, or preview your camera on this device.
These are illustrative states. This prototype does not perform human verification or broadcast video.
Your moment starts here.
Example: a presence check passed 2 minutes ago.
Video stays in this browser. No upload or recording.
We’re exploring a dedicated SeenTrue camera, designed to strengthen the connection between the device, the capture, and the stream.
Features and access benefits are under development. Hardware authentication supports trust; it doesn’t replace human-presence checks.
No. Our aim is to make impersonation and synthetic feeds harder to pass off as live human broadcasts. We will describe the evidence and limitations clearly, rather than promise perfect detection.
The initial plan is to verify broadcasters only. Viewers will be able to watch without a human-presence check; chat accounts and moderation will be separate.
The app is intended to be the starting point. The optional camera is being explored as a stronger capture option with priority access benefits, not a requirement for every broadcaster.
Not yet. This is an early website prototype. Live streaming, accounts, human verification, and hardware sales are not connected. The camera preview is local to your browser.
No. Human presence, legal identity, device authenticity, and the truth of a statement are different things. The initial focus is human presence, not government-ID verification.
SeenTrue.com · App first. Trusted hardware next.