Construction site documentation with blockchain-anchored timestamps to prevent disputes over progress, defects, and safety compliance.
Photos taken on-site can be misdated, lost, or challenged in court. Without trusted records, disputes escalate into costly arbitration.
Contractors and clients disagree on work completed at each stage. Without certified proof, payment milestones become battlegrounds.
OSHA/HSE inspections require timestamped photographic evidence of compliance. Undated or editable photos fail to satisfy regulators.
Without certified records, liability for defects becomes a costly legal battle. Both sides lack proof of the condition at handover.
Four steps from site photo to dispute-proof record — no special hardware, no workflow changes.
Site workers photograph progress, safety measures, or defects using Kura's web app. The photo is hashed instantly at the point of capture.
The SHA-256 hash, claimed GPS coordinates, and identity are anchored to the Internet Computer blockchain via consensus.
The original media is encrypted with vetKeys and stored on-chain. Only authorised project stakeholders can decrypt.
Anyone can independently verify the record — hash match, timestamp, and identity — with a single link. Perfect for auditors and adjudicators.
SHA-256 hash is generated the instant the site photo is taken — before it can be modified, emailed, or transferred off-device.
Blockchain consensus provides a trusted, immutable timestamp — proving exactly when each phase was documented, independent of device clocks.
Every capture is linked to a verified identity. Know exactly which site worker, foreman, or inspector took the photo and when.
vetKeys encryption ensures sensitive site documentation is only visible to authorised contractors, clients, and project managers.
Generate adjudication-ready evidence documents with full cryptographic proof, timeline, and audit trail for each construction phase.
Share a single verification link with clients, insurers, or regulators. No account needed to confirm authenticity.
A subcontractor completes foundation work and photographs it with Kura before the slab is poured. Every photo is instantly hashed, timestamped by blockchain consensus, and linked to the subcontractor's verified identity.
Six months later, cracks appear in the structure above. The main contractor files a claim alleging faulty foundation work.
Without Kura, this dispute would have dragged on for months with no way to prove the condition of the foundation at the time of handover.
A downloadable PDF containing everything needed for construction adjudication, safety audits, or defect liability proceedings.
Start creating tamper-proof site documentation today. No hardware required — just open Kura and capture.
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