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Runs entirely on your device

Test it on your
own face. Prove us.

This runs Verlinko's actual matching engine — the same model, the same alignment, the same threshold. Nothing is uploaded. Nothing is stored. There is no server to send it to. Open your browser's network tab and watch: once the camera starts, the counter stays at zero.

Privacy monitor — live Watching this page
0
Network requests
since camera started
0
Bytes written
to storage
0
Images or faces
sent anywhere
Measured live in your browser, not asserted. Any request made after the camera starts increments the first number.
Camera idle
Preparing…
Downloading recognition model 0%
About 19 MB, downloaded once and then cached by your browser. It is going to your device, not from it.
This page needs to be served over http, not opened as a file.
Browsers refuse to load the 19 MB model from a file:// address, which is why the camera could not start.

Once the site is published to a domain this works normally. To try it locally, run this in the website folder and open the address it prints: python -m http.server 8899

Take one capture, then move — lean in, turn slightly, change the light — and take another.
Then put someone else in front of the camera and capture them.

Result0 captures
Capture twice to compare.
Nothing here leaves your browser.
What just happened

That comparison never
left your device.

In the product, the same measurement is compared against an anchor captured at the first interview — so the person who interviews in round three is checked against the person from round one, months earlier. The employer sees a decision. Nobody stores a face.