Ask someone to show they're real.
Send the invite through the chat you already use. They do four head moves you pick live, and hand you a stamp of their face — then it's gone.
Which way should they face?
Who are you expecting?
A photo they've already sent you. It stays on your phone.
Where do they say they are?
Built to break a deepfake.
Active session
Waiting for them to hand it over.
Nobody's opened it yet.
New session keeps this session open under the card; End session ends it for them too.
Sessions in progress
Invite
Opening…
Invite
Opened inside another app? Open this link in Safari or Chrome instead — the camera works better there, and that's where your own invites are remembered.
Your face stays on this phone. The stamp is seen once, then gone.
Ready to hand over
Handed over
Done
Session closed.
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- 1Send the invite through the chat you already use. It works for the first two phones that open it.
- 2They do the check on their phone: four head moves you pick live, then a stamp of their face, tinted before anyone sees it.
- 3You see the stamp and accept. Then it's gone. Try the check on yourself — nothing is sent.
Here's what the other person is left holding, in each case. Nothing here is softened.
They opened your invite. They saw a code, your name if you typed one, and what you asked for.
- They got
- Nothing they can use. No picture of you — the stamp only goes the other way. No location — a city name you chose, never a position. Nothing to search for later.
- They didn't get
- Your face, your phone number, your account, where you are, or anything that outlives the session.
- If you were the one checked
- They got the stamp: a tinted still with the session code pressed on it, gone from the wire once seen. A screenshot of that is the most they can keep — no profile picture, no template, nothing that finds you.
Possible. The moves are measured on your phone from frames of theirs, and a good real-time face swap can follow a head turn. That's why the stamp exists — a still, at a moment they didn't choose, for your eyes.
- What holds
- Somebody was live, doing what you asked, when you asked. The stamp is theirs to explain.
- What doesn't
- That it was the person in their photos. If money is involved, treat a pass as one signal, not a clearance.
Act in this order. Every link goes to the real place.
- Ongoing, or someone's in danger: call 112.
- Money sent: call your bank's block line now, before anything else.
- Report it: polisen.se — anmäl bedrägeri. Their pages on romance scams and marketplace scams say what to keep.
- Talk to someone: Brottsofferjouren, 116 006, free and anonymous.
No company vouches for anyone here, and no authority is behind it. That is the point: the only person who checked them is you, and you saw it happen. What crosses, and what stays on your phone.