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Evidence before verdict

Multimodal media integrity & forensic verification shield

Suryakavacham analyses media, not people. It correlates independent forensic signals into a transparent, uncertainty-aware integrity assessment — with encrypted evidence, sealed reports and a tamper-evident chain of custody.

Signed out, the console runs on a read-only sandbox corpus. Live case data requires an account.

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Sandbox

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See it before you sign up

The workflow, screen by screen

This is the real console workflow an analyst runs after signing in — ingest, analyse, review, seal. Nothing here is a verdict about a person; every screen is built to show evidence and uncertainty.

suryakavacham console · ingest
Case intake workspace with an encrypted media upload, extracted metadata and chain-of-custody entriesMultimodal analysis dashboard with module confidence bars, artifact regions and an audio spectrogramEvidence graph explorer with connected evidence nodes and an observed-versus-model comparison panelTamper-evident audit trail with hash-chained entries next to a sealed forensic report and export controls

Illustrative console views · demo corpus only · an AI assessment is not proof of wrongdoing

Public walkthrough · demonstration corpus

One case, end to end

Case A — Synthetic video indicators — follow the same case a signed-in analyst would work: ingest and custody, multimodal analysis, reviewer sign-off, then the sealed report digest. Read-only, nothing here is a verdict about a person.

CASE-2026-0431ANALYST REVIEW · priority HIGH

Submitted media

Filenamebriefing_clip_a.mp4
Typevideo
Size17.59 MB
Duration00:32.0
EncoderLavf60.16.100
ProvenanceUNVERIFIED

Custody opened

sha256 8428f5d504a875558428f5d504a875558428f5d504a875558428f5d504a87555

  • CASE_CREATEDorchestrator

    Investigation record created

  • MEDIA_UPLOADEDorchestrator

    Media ingested and hashed

  • ANALYSIS_STARTEDorchestrator

    Analysis run dispatched to orchestrator

  • MODULE_STARTEDorchestrator

    Vision / Audio / Temporal modules started

Demonstration corpus only · an AI assessment is not proof of wrongdoing

Capabilities

What the platform does

Multimodal evidence fusion

Visual, audio, temporal, metadata and provenance modules produce independent evidence, fused with explicit uncertainty.

Encrypted at rest, per user

Uploaded media is sealed with AES-256-GCM envelope keys; decryption stays server-side and role-gated.

Tamper-evident custody

Every action is hash-chained and anchorable, with sealed receipts for each export and report.

Human-in-the-loop review

Mitigation and report finalisation stay blocked until an authorised reviewer signs off with reason codes.

Metered AI gateway

Injection-hardened gateway with Zod-validated inputs, tier limits and per-call audit anchoring.

Agent (MCP) integrations

OAuth-scoped read-only tools for investigations, evidence graphs and sealed provenance bundles.

Workflow

From ingest to sealed report

Scroll through the custody pipeline. Every stage writes a hash-chained audit entry, so the path from raw bytes to conclusion stays reconstructable.

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  1. 01

    Sign in

    Zero-trust accounts with unique analyst handles and per-user encryption keys.

  2. 02

    Ingest

    Upload media into a case; bytes are encrypted before they ever reach storage.

  3. 03

    Analyse

    Forensic modules emit evidence with confidence and uncertainty, never verdicts.

  4. 04

    Review & seal

    A reviewer signs off; reports export with SHA-256 seals and audit receipts.

An AI assessment is not proof of wrongdoing

Every output is probabilistic and provisional until an authorised analyst reviews it. Suryakavacham is designed for investigative support and research — it does not issue verdicts about people, and its assessments must not be used as sole grounds for action.