Kura Protocol uses blockchain-anchored cryptography to certify photos, videos, and audio at the moment of capture — creating tamper-proof records designed to support legal proceedings, journalism, and investigations.
Kura privately stores your digital media in our decentralised cloud — encrypted, immutable, and yours forever.
From capture to verification, Kura Protocol provides a complete chain of custody for digital media.
Record photos, videos, and audio with cryptographic signatures embedded at the moment of capture. GPS coordinates, timestamps, and device metadata are locked to the blockchain instantly.
Start capturing →Your certified media is stored in an encrypted, decentralized vault on the Internet Computer. Time-lock records for future disclosure — perfect for legal holds and investigative journalism.
View your vault →Any third party can verify a record's authenticity without needing an account. Upload any file and instantly confirm whether it matches a certified record on-chain.
Verify a record →Kura Protocol makes media certification as fast as taking a photo.
Use the Kura Protocol capture tool to record a photo, video, or audio clip. Your device's GPS, camera metadata, and timestamp are automatically embedded.
A SHA-256 hash of your media is computed client-side and anchored to the Internet Computer blockchain. The record is immutable and timestamped within seconds.
Share a verification link with anyone — lawyers, editors, courts, or the public. They can independently verify the record's integrity without any account or trust in Kura.
From journalists in conflict zones to corporate legal teams, Kura Protocol serves anyone who needs to prove their media is real.
Certify field footage and images the moment they're captured. Prove your work is unmanipulated before it's even filed.
Create court-admissible evidence with immutable timestamps, GPS data, and cryptographic provenance — at the press of a button.
Protect original work by anchoring creation timestamps on-chain. Fight copyright disputes with an irrefutable record of authorship.
Audit trails for insurance claims, construction documentation, compliance evidence, and internal investigations — all immutable.
How a newsroom would use Kura Protocol to certify whistle-blower footage at the point of capture, ensuring the integrity of their critical investigations before publication.
How a law firm would use Kura Protocol to create tamper-proof evidence chains for construction site disputes and intellectual property claims without relying on fragile metadata.
How a filmmaker would prove footage provenance from set to edit suite, establishing an unchallengeable chain of custody for historical documentaries and archival work.
Join journalists, lawyers, and creators using Kura Protocol to prove the authenticity of their media — no technical knowledge required.