Example photos: AI-generated
An afternoon like every summer has one.
A photo for the parents' group chat. Just not with everyone in it.
Tegit finds every single one.
The one in the background, the half-hidden one, the one facing away.
And remembers no one.
Nothing is stored and nobody is recognised. Once it is shared, it is all gone again.
Pixelate.
Coarse enough that nothing is left. What disappears here cannot be brought back.
Blur.
Laid over the top, so the picture does not end up looking like a police file.
Or simply an emoji.
The default — and the reason the photos still look like a summer party afterwards.
The whole person, where it takes that.
Head to toe, for everyone in the picture at once.
Example photos: AI-generated
In a video it travels along.
You are scrolling through the footage right now. The camera pans, the person moves across the frame — the cover stays where it belongs.
Even when somebody briefly disappears.
If the detection drops out for a few frames, the last cover holds instead of flashing. Better a moment covered too long than one frame too few.
Uncertain moments are marked.
The amber marks show where to look once more before you share.
Example photos: AI-generated
Faces are not the only giveaway.
A number plate leads to an owner, an address, a name. On the holiday photo it is simply there as well.
One tap is enough.
You point at the spot and the app pixelates it. It never has to read what is written there.
In a video you trace it.
As the camera moves on, you tap the plate every few frames. The app fills in the motion between your taps, and the cover stays put.