Register your photographs against the camera that took them

Genesis learns your camera's sensor fingerprint from RAW files already on your machine, then lets you register photographs under your own signature on a public, on-chain record. The fingerprint and the RAW archive never leave your computer -- only hashes and commitments do. Get the desktop app below.

1. Enrol your camera, once

   Point the app at ~40 RAW files already on your machine. It computes your sensor's noise fingerprint locally and commits to it on Base -- the fingerprint itself never leaves your computer.

2. Register a photograph

   The app hashes the image and scores it against your fingerprint, then records the registration under your camera's on-chain identity.

3. Anyone can check a copy later

   A stripped, resized or re-posted copy can still be traced back to the original registration from the public verify page -- no account, no login.

Unsigned builds for now: if macOS says it "could not verify" Genesis, open System Settings, Privacy & Security, and click Open Anyway; Windows will show a SmartScreen prompt -- choose "More info" then "Run anyway". Code signing is on the roadmap, not yet done.