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DeepScan runs 11 forensic checks on any image - AI-generation, deepfake, manipulation, document tampering - and returns one trust score in seconds. No SDK, no install. We never store your image. Free to try
I built DeepScan because "is this image real or AI?" has quietly become impossible to answer. AI-generated images are everywhere now - feeds, dating profiles, marketplaces, group chats - and most of us are just guessing.
Drop in any image and it runs 11 independent forensic engines in parallel: AI-generation + deepfake detection, a vision-AI that reasons about whether the scene is even physically possible, plus classic forensics like error-level analysis, sensor-noise fingerprints, copy-move detection, and metadata checks. You get one trust score (0-100) and a breakdown of exactly what each engine found - in a few seconds.
A few things I cared about: 🔒 Your images are never stored - only a hash and the result ⚡ No app, no SDK, no signup to try your first check 🧠 It's a consensus of many signals, because no single detector is reliable on its own
Being honest about the edges (I'd rather you hear it from me): it's great at catching AI-generated images, and weaker on subtle Photoshop or forged physical IDs - those are real photos of fake things, which is a different problem entirely.
Would genuinely love your feedback - throw images at it that have fooled you, and tell me where it gets things wrong. I'm here all day. 🙏
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About DeepScan on Product Hunt
“Is that image real, or AI? Check in seconds.”
DeepScan was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #146 on the daily leaderboard. DeepScan runs 11 forensic checks on any image - AI-generation, deepfake, manipulation, document tampering - and returns one trust score in seconds. No SDK, no install. We never store your image. Free to try
DeepScan was featured in Privacy (11.2k followers), Artificial Intelligence (473.1k followers), Security (2.7k followers) and Vercel Day (20 followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 119.1k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
Who hunted DeepScan?
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Naveen Rowthula
Hey Product Hunt! 👋
I built DeepScan because "is this image real or AI?" has quietly become impossible to answer. AI-generated images are everywhere now - feeds, dating profiles, marketplaces, group chats - and most of us are just guessing.
Drop in any image and it runs 11 independent forensic engines in parallel: AI-generation + deepfake detection, a vision-AI that reasons about whether the scene is even physically possible, plus classic forensics like error-level analysis, sensor-noise fingerprints, copy-move detection, and metadata checks. You get one trust score (0-100) and a breakdown of exactly what each engine found - in a few seconds.
A few things I cared about:
🔒 Your images are never stored - only a hash and the result
⚡ No app, no SDK, no signup to try your first check
🧠 It's a consensus of many signals, because no single detector is reliable on its own
Being honest about the edges (I'd rather you hear it from me): it's great at catching AI-generated images, and weaker on subtle Photoshop or forged physical IDs - those are real photos of fake things, which is a different problem entirely.
Would genuinely love your feedback - throw images at it that have fooled you, and tell me where it gets things wrong. I'm here all day. 🙏