What we're building, and how far along it is.
Each app handles the machinery around one kind of moment: the take, the encounter, the water. Below is the honest state of each one — nothing here is downloadable today, and when something is, this page will say so.
Free · the public line
The apps we don't charge for, aimed at people for whom the paid version of the help simply isn't available.
WitnessView
Records an encounter and seals each segment with a hash chain, so later alteration is detectable. Export it and anyone can check the chain themselves, from a published specification, with no connection to us.
OpenH2O
Water accounting and reporting for the people who actually have to file it — small districts and individual water-right holders least able to pay a consultant. Free, open source, and self-hostable.
WitnessView is built to support authentication of a recording — whether a record is what it claims to be. Whether a court admits it is a separate question that depends on facts and law no app controls. It makes alteration detectable, not impossible, and it does not provide legal advice.
Paid · the creator tools
Apps that put working hands on real equipment — a camera, a radio — while you direct. Prices are announced at launch — we haven't set them, and we'd rather leave the line blank than put a wrong number on it.
ExposureView
Talk to your Sony; it holds focus, exposure, and framing while you direct. A one-time price, on-device AI, and an iPhone remote for when you're in front of the lens.
Radio Kit
Ham radio and LoRa mesh networking, controlled in plain language instead of through decades of accumulated interface.