Anyone can fake a document, a photo, a voice or a video today — and it only takes seconds. Desmodia checks it before you act on it, and shows you the evidence behind every verdict.
These aren't hypotheticals. Each of these cases involved real people, real money and a piece of synthetic media that nobody in the room caught in time. Deepfake video, cloned voice, forged documents, fake broadcasts — the big names make the news, but the same tricks hit ordinary people and businesses every day, without the headlines.
Easy to install, no IT expert required — whoever opens the file can run the check. If you're the one who has to trust a document, an ID, a voice or a video before acting on it, this is for you.
A "we changed bank accounts" email with a doctored invoice is one of the most common scams out there. Run it through Desmodia before the money moves.
Generated payslips and statements are the new fake reference. Verify income documents before signing — with a report that keeps the decision defensible.
Fake diplomas, transcripts and professional certificates flow into admissions and hiring alike — often impossible to verify at source. Credential fraud is a ~US$21B industry, and AI diploma forgery jumped 244% in a single year.
Catfishing runs on stolen photos and AI-generated profiles that look real enough to pass a glance. Run a screenshot, photo or video call through Desmodia before you meet up, send money, or fall for someone who doesn't exist.
Drag the slider: same card, same SL7743901 — a different face and name. The eye moves on; Desmodia doesn't.
AI-forged IDs are flooding onboarding at lenders, landlords, dealerships and bottle shops — and 90% of document fraud is invisible to human reviewers.
AI-edited photos and doctored receipts turn a small claim into an easy payout — a dented bumper, a "broken" screen, a receipt that never existed. Check the evidence before you approve.
60% of hiring managers have already caught candidates lying about qualifications, and Gartner expects 1 in 4 candidate profiles worldwide to be fake by 2028.
A photo, recording or video submitted as proof — in a dispute, an insurance claim, a legal filing — is only as good as its authenticity. Verify it before you rely on it.
A person checking by eye barely beats a coin flip against today's fakes. So we ran the same test through Desmodia — the gap between the two bars is exactly what we were built to close.
Forged photos and ID portraits slip past a human glance about half the time. Desmodia reads the pixel-level traces they can't see.
Deepfake video calls impersonate real people convincingly — the eye rarely catches them. Desmodia flags the fabricated frames.
Cloned voices sound identical to the real thing — ears miss them half the time. Desmodia hears what they can't.
Fraud detection has always been built for banks and big platforms — expensive, complex, and cloud-first. Desmodia is built the other way round: for whoever the fraud actually lands on.
We build from Australia — one of the strictest jurisdictions in the world for AI and data protection. The Scams Prevention Framework, the Online Safety Act, the federal deepfake abuse law and the privacy reform set a bar few countries match — and it moves in step with the world: the EU AI Act, GDPR, the UK Online Safety Act and the fast-growing body of US deepfake law.
Every one of these laws shares one assumption: that people can actually tell real from fake. Laws describe what must be caught — they don't catch it. Desmodia is that detection layer for whoever those laws leave holding the loss.
No agency, no big lab — just three co-founders who kept seeing the same fraud hit ordinary people and decided the tools to catch it shouldn't only exist for the ones who can afford enterprise software.
Early access opens in waves later this year. Everyone on the waitlist gets the first invitations, in order — joining now literally moves you up the queue. It's free during early access and no credit card is ever requested.
Images and scanned documents first (JPG, PNG, WebP, PDF scans) — IDs, payslips, invoices, statements. Video and audio analysis follow shortly after launch.
They never leave your device — the analysis runs locally, so there's nothing on our servers to store, leak or delete. And nothing is ever used to train models, ours or anyone else's.
Plans will be priced simply — pay for the checks you run, no enterprise contracts. Volume analysis and API access come at launch. Everyone on the waitlist uses the full product free during early access.
Yes — any detector can be, and we're upfront about it. That's why every verdict carries a confidence level, why ambiguous results say "needs review" instead of guessing, and why the report shows the evidence — so the decision stays yours, on the record.
Right on your device — the analysis runs locally, even offline, so your files stay with you. Desmodia is built in Australia under some of the strictest AI and data-protection rules in the world, rules that move in step with the EU, UK and US. Wherever you check from, the same standard applies.
Partnerships, industry questions, or anything the FAQ didn't cover. We usually reply within one business day.
One email when we hit a milestone — early access invitations, benchmark results, launch dates. Nothing in between.
