ProofOfMe

ProofOfMe helps people build a credible, organized personal history by attaching “evidence” to memories: photos, emails, calendar entries, location traces, documents, and witness confirmations. Instead of another scrapbook, it creates a timeline where each event gets a confidence score based on supporting artifacts and optional third-party attestations (e.g., a friend confirming you were at a reunion). Users can export a clean “life dossier” for immigration, background checks, custody disputes, insurance claims, or simply family archiving. Privacy is the product: everything is end-to-end encrypted, with granular sharing links that expire. The MVP focuses on a few high-value sources (Google Photos, Gmail, iCloud Photos) and a simple workflow: import, cluster into events, add notes, lock/share. It’s not magic—some events will need manual cleanup—but it’s dramatically better than scattered folders and unreliable recollection.