From gameplay to public proof
Vera records what's running on your system during gameplay — processes, drivers, integrity posture — and publishes it as inspectable, verifiable evidence.
Five steps from install to proof
Every piece of evidence on a Vera profile follows the same path. Nothing is hidden, nothing is assumed.
Register
Sign up with your email. Magic-link login — no password required. You're verified in seconds.
Install
Download the Vera agent and install on your Windows PC. It runs silently as a background service.
Collect
The agent captures process names, paths, publishers, loaded kernel drivers, and integrity flags. No keystrokes, no screenshots, no personal files.
Detect
Vera identifies gameplay moments by matching processes against curated game catalogs. Noise is filtered. Only relevant sessions surface.
Publish
Sessions are bundled, signed, and uploaded. The platform publishes proof pages anyone can inspect — nothing hidden, nothing edited.
What you see on a Vera profile
Every verified creator gets a public profile page at /u/handle. Here's what it contains — and why it matters.
Games Played
A summary of every game detected in the selected time range. Each game has a consistent color across all views, showing session count and when it was last played. Click any game to filter the entire profile to that title.
- Color-coded by game — consistent everywhere
- Session count and recency at a glance
- Click to filter timeline and sessions
Game Session Timeline
A visual swim-lane chart showing exactly when each game was running. Each horizontal lane represents a game, with colored segments marking active gameplay. Hover to cross-highlight between the timeline and sessions below.
- Time-based visualization across 24h, 7d, 30d, or all time
- Each bar is clickable — jump straight to session detail
- Overlapping sessions from the same game merge automatically
Sessions
Below the timeline, sessions are listed newest-first. Each card shows the time range, duration, and the games detected in that cluster. A mini activity bar visualizes game overlap within each session.
Inside a game session
Every session is a window into exactly what was happening on the system. Click any session from a profile to see the full breakdown.
Processes
Every process running during the session — name, executable path, publisher, runtime, and frequency. Sorted by rarity, activity, or alphabetically. A Process Timeline shows when each launched and for how long.
Drivers
Full kernel driver inventory — signed/unsigned status, publisher, and known-risk flags. Drivers operate at the highest privilege level and are a common vector for anti-cheat bypass.
Unfiltered
Every data point captured is displayed as-is. Nothing is hidden, nothing is edited, nothing is selectively omitted. The raw evidence speaks for itself.
Two levels of evidence
Captured directly from the system during a verified session. This is the foundation — raw data, not interpretations.
- Process names, paths, and publishers
- Kernel driver inventory and signatures
- Secure Boot, HVCI, and testsigning posture
Derived by applying curated rules to observed evidence. Confidence scales with rule quality and catalog coverage.
- Known-risk driver matches
- Game session detection via catalog rules
- Finding severity from threat model versions
How to read a Vera profile
Look at the timeline
Colored bars show when games were detected. The denser the activity, the more sessions captured.
Click into a session
Every session card links to a detail page with full process and driver breakdowns.
Check across sessions
Patterns matter more than single sessions. Look at activity over 7d or 30d for a complete picture.
Use range filters
Toggle between 24h, 7d, 30d, and All to adjust the window of visibility.
Share proof links
Every profile and session has a permanent URL. Share it so anyone can verify independently.
What Vera does NOT collect
Minimal by design — only what's needed for meaningful evidence
Ready to get verified?
Install the Vera agent and start building your proof history. Your profile goes live the moment your first session uploads.