SealProven – What It Actually Does

SealProven protects digital video evidence.

It answers one critical question:

“Has this video been altered since it was created?”

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What SealProven Creates

• A unique digital fingerprint (cryptographic hash)
• A secure digital signature (RSA-based)
• An optional visible watermark
• An optional invisible watermark
• A verifiable archive trail

If someone modifies even one pixel, verification fails.

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Who This Is For

• Attorneys
• Law firms
• Court reporters
• Investigators
• Insurance fraud departments
• Media authenticity platforms
• Enterprise compliance teams
• Government agencies

This is for anyone who needs tamper-proof video integrity.

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What Makes SealProven Different

Most tools only do one thing:

• Just watermark
• Just encrypt
• Just sign

SealProven does all of it:

• Watermarks
• Encrypts
• Digitally signs
• Verifies
• Compares
• Archives
• Tracks metadata
• Can embed a FindMe identity layer

It does this per user and per organization.

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What Happens Under The Hood

When a video is uploaded:

• A SHA-256 fingerprint is created
• The file is signed using asymmetric cryptography (RSA)
• Invisible metadata can be embedded
• An integrity trail is logged
• The file is stored in a structured archive
• Verification can be performed at any time in the future

If the file is tampered with:

• The digital signature breaks
• The hash no longer matches
• The evidence is invalidated

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How The SaaS Model Works

• WordPress handles login
• WooCommerce handles payment
• SealProven enforces secure access
• Each user receives an isolated data folder
• Each organization will have seat control

Future expansion includes:

• Multi-user organizations
• Hardware licensing
• Firmware embedded version
• Desktop forensic edition

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How I Position SealProven

This is not video watermark software.

It is a Digital Evidence Authentication Platform.

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Marketing Direction For services

Should position SealProven as:

Court-Admissible Digital Video Integrity Protection

The focus should be on:

• Legal admissibility
• Chain-of-custody
• Tamper detection
• Forensic validation
• Zero-trust verification

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Technical Talking Points (If Asked)

• Uses SHA-256 hashing
• Uses RSA signature validation
• Supports JSON sidecar fallback
• Includes archive comparison functions
• Provides per-user isolated storage
• Built as SaaS layered with WordPress authentication

No need to explain the code.

Only needs to explain the outcome: If the video was altered, SealProven proves it.