Obscur
Verify Reality
An on-device detector for the synthetic age. Obscur reads any image patch by patch to tell what's real from what's rendered — and signs your authentic captures, so your work stays provably yours.
How it works
Tell what's real
from what's rendered.
Point Obscur at anything — a photo, a screen, a print on a wall. It reads the frame patch by patch, returns a probability that each region was machine-generated, and verifies whether a real camera-capture signature is present. The verdict comes back in about a second, entirely on-device.
Detection is only half of it. Authenticity, once proven, is worth signing.
On-device detection
Every image is split into patches and scored for the tell-tale statistics of generation — no upload, no cloud, nothing leaves the phone.
Capture-signature proof
Genuine photos carry a sensor fingerprint. Obscur confirms a real camera-capture signature is present before it calls anything authentic.
Provenance & rights
Sign your authentic work to a ledger, then discover when look-alikes surface in others' generations — and assert your creative rights.
In the browser
Your feed, verified.
The Chrome extension rides along as you scroll: any image — and any frame of a playing video — can be read patch by patch, in place. No saving, no re-uploading, no leaving the tab.
Hover any image
Scroll x.com — or anywhere images live — and the Obscur mark waits in the corner of every photo. One click starts the read.
Videos too
Playing footage is fair game — Obscur lifts the current frame straight out of the player and reads it like any still.
The verdict, in place
The same patch-by-patch read as the app — the AI ↔ Real scale with weighted and majority calls, right over the page.