Eviddo.

An evidence chain you can hand to a judge, a juror, or an insurance adjuster.

SHIPPING · Q2 2026

i — The Problem

What this product is here to answer.

When a rental car comes back with a dent, or a short-let apartment with a burn mark on the counter, the operator's word is worth very little. Photos without provenance are photos of nothing. Insurance push-back, chargebacks, small-claims hearings — they all turn on whether the capture can be trusted. Most of the time, it cannot.

ii — What It Does

Every frame is signed at the moment of capture.

Each photo carries a SHA-256 hash, a precise timestamp, and a location signature — written before the image ever leaves the device. Altering the file breaks the chain visibly.

Context travels with the image.

Lens, sensor orientation, GPS, cell triangulation, the device's own clock skew — all bound to the capture. The metadata is the evidence as much as the image is.

A bound, notarized dossier on demand.

One tap produces a PDF with the full chain, cryptographic receipts, and a human-readable narrative. Format is court-admissible across the jurisdictions we've tested.

iii — Who It's For

Car rental operators

Independent fleets and franchised locations running 20–400 vehicles. Condition disputes cost them six figures a year and most of that money is left on the table because the proof is weak.

Short-let property managers

Operators with 30–300 keys. Turnover photography is already being done — we make what's already being done count for something when the claim arrives.

iv — Status

Q2 · 2026
Public launch — three pilot operators in Europe.
SHIPPING
Q1 · 2026
Court-admissible report template locked with legal review.
DONE
12 · 2025
On-device signing + offline capture working end-to-end.
DONE
10 · 2025
First working prototype with two pilot partners.
DONE
08 · 2025
The idea, over a bar in Valencia.
ORIGIN