Sensity AI

Sensity AI is a forensic-grade deepfake detection platform that analyses pixels, audio and file structure in video, images and audio, and produces court-ready reports. It offers a web app, API and SDK, with cloud or on-premise deployment.

Sensity AI is a deepfake detection platform built for investigators who need to judge whether a video, image or audio file has been synthetically generated or altered. Rather than returning a bare verdict, it examines several independent signals at once: raw pixel structure, the audio spectrum, and the technical markers inside the file container such as codecs and timestamps. Stacking these layers is meant to cut false positives and hold up against newer generation methods that fool single-layer detectors. The product is aimed at organisations where authenticity has legal or security consequences. Its use-case pages cover digital forensic evidence and media authentication, disinformation analysis, government and judicial work, fraud involving impersonation, non-consensual intimate imagery, and investigations of child sexual abuse material. Corporate investigators, law enforcement, intelligence teams and courts are the natural audience, and the homepage lists deployments in more than 30 countries along with a claim of 35 minutes saved per case on manual review. In practice, a user uploads a file or submits a URL and receives a multilayer assessment within seconds. Each analysis can produce a forensic report with confidence scores, visual indicators, explainability tools, metadata insights and an audit trail, structured so findings can be reproduced and presented in court or in an internal review. The service can be used through a web app, an API and an SDK, and it runs either in the cloud or on-premise, which matters for agencies with strict data-handling rules. It can also be wired into evidence ingestion so every extracted media file is screened automatically before it enters the investigative record. Among alternatives, Sensity sits at the forensic and enterprise end of the market. Consumer-oriented checkers tend to offer a quick score, while this tool emphasises evidentiary documentation and deployment control. Pricing is not published on the homepage, so buyers contact sales to scope a deployment.