Plant the evidence
Upload & edit.
Choose a photo and describe what the AI should add, remove, recolor, or replace.
AB–01 / Project dossierOpen for inspection
Where's Waldo meets the AI age
Trust your
own eyes.
Project brief
Reality Check turns AI image editing into a multiplayer test of attention, judgment, and restraint.
Review the method§ 01 The premise
Human vision / Machine alteration Spot the change.
Prove you saw it.
Upload a photo, make convincing AI-powered edits, and challenge other people to identify exactly what changed. It is the familiar logic of a spot-the-difference puzzle rebuilt for images that never existed.
Players inspect the altered image and scratch the area they distrust. Fewer attempts produce a better score; indiscriminate coverage is penalized. The point is not merely to find the edit, but to look carefully enough to deserve it.
§ 02 Field procedure
Three-stage protocol Open the case
Publish & share.
Set the difficulty, publish the evidence, and send the direct case link to anyone.
Test the witness
Scratch & find.
Inspect the image, mark suspicious regions, and score according to speed and precision.
§ 03 System capabilities
Operational now 01
AI-powered editing
Describe an edit in plain English. The model makes it look like it belonged in the frame.
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Multi-step cases
Stack several modifications on a single image and turn observation into a real challenge.
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Open access
Anyone with a case link can play immediately. An account is only needed to create and compete.
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Competitive scoring
Accuracy and restraint earn points; random coverage and excessive attempts cost them.
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Share anywhere
Every published case has a direct link that works on desktop, mobile, and tablet.
↗§ 04 Systems inventory
Production stack Built as a native-feeling, real-time game rather than a disposable AI demo.
The architecture separates gameplay, image processing, storage, and presentation so every part can evolve without rewriting the case file.
01Go02SvelteKit03PostgreSQL04Redis05Gemini AI06Cloudflare R207Tailwind CSS
§ 05 Origin record
Independent project SSW / 001
Created by
Serge Wilder.
Developer and designer. Building tools and games at the increasingly suspicious border between human intuition and machine output.
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