Verified Delivery Copilot

On giving platforms like Givelink, donors get a photo when their gift reaches the nonprofit. But anyone can now make a convincing delivery photo with a free AI tool in seconds. This agent checks that each photo is genuine and shows every item the donors gave, so the proof holds up for donors, for auditors, and for everyone who relies on it.

Test it in 2 minutes

  1. 1
    Be the nonprofit
    Open Deliveries and pick any delivery marked Arrived. Tap Open camera and photograph anything around you, or choose a photo.
  2. 2
    Watch the agent check it
    About 15 to 20 seconds. Each product gets a green tick only if the photo shows it. A random photo is rejected; a photo of the donated items passes.
  3. 3
    Send it, then be the donor
    Tap Send proof. Then open Donors and pick one of that delivery's donors to see their items marked in the photo, the receipt, and the share link.
Try to fool it
  • An image made with ChatGPT or Gemini: stopped in step 1, before any model runs.
  • A photo that shows only some of the items: a notice to the nonprofit, not a rejection.
  • A photo for a delivery that hasn't arrived yet (Northgate): flagged.

The nonprofits and donors are fictional. Demo deliveries reset a few hours after a check, so the next person can try too.

Nonprofit
Upload delivery proof

See what donors sent, add one photo, and check every item before it goes to the donors.

Wishlists
Give what's needed

Nonprofits list products by link or name. Each is checked against US and EU recall databases before anyone can give it.

Donor
Track my gifts

Follow each gift to the door, and see the checked photo once it lands.