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Real product. Honest sales. Fair returns.

Before the sale

Prove your listing is real

With AI, any photo or video can be faked. A Watchtower certificate shows your buyers that what you list is exactly what you ship.

After the sale

Check every return

When a phone comes back, certify it again and tell a genuine return from a false claim.

WT-88213 · certification #3 · iPhone 15Verified
Frame from the certificate video: the phone in Settings, About
00:21 / 01:14video
  • Recorded live in our app, nothing from the camera roll
  • Checked by Watchtower: a real, unedited video of a real phone

Your certificate. Your way.

A certificate is one continuous video. You decide what has to be seen in it: record the IMEI, then the front, then the back, then the battery health screen, the charging port, a scratch you want on record, what is in the box.

When your buyer certifies a return, our app walks them through your list, step by step, in one take. Watchtower checks the video is real; you check it shows what you asked for before you accept the phone back.

When you certify a phone yourself, you pick the screenshots from your video that go on the certificate, so buyers see the details that matter at a glance.

What the video must show

6 steps

Always included

  • Record the IMEI on screenRequired
  • Record the frontRequired
  • Record the backRequired

Added by you

  • Record the battery health screenOn
  • Record the charging portOn
  • Record the box contentsOn
  • Add a step

How a certificate works.

You set what the video must show. Watchtower checks it was really filmed, live, on that phone.

  1. You define it

    The IMEI, the front and the back are always in. Add every step the video has to show.

  2. Record it in our app

    You record it before a sale, or send your buyer a link and they record it before a return. The app walks through your steps in one take, films live and signs the video; nothing can come from a camera roll.

  3. Watchtower validates it

    Watchtower checks the signatures and that the video is a real, unedited capture of a real phone. On your own certificates, pick the screenshots that go on it. Then it joins the phone’s page in your dashboard, private by default. Each certificate has its own link: send it to your buyer with the phone’s password and they see that certificate as recorded. Certify the phone again later and the new certificate sits on the same page.

Why sellers certify.

Before you sell

Checked by a third party, not just your word

Not a stock picture: a real video of the phone, checked by Watchtower, with the screenshots you choose, showing how it looked on the day it was certified. Send buyers a certificate’s link and the password, or make one you recorded public for your listing.

When it comes back

You decide what a return has to prove

“It arrived broken.” Choose what your buyer must show in the video, send them the link, and compare their certificate with yours side by side before you accept the return.

What a certificate is, and isn’t.

It is

  • A real video, recorded live in our appSigned, timed by our server and checked by Watchtower.
  • Configured by youIMEI, front and back always; any extra step you want the video to show.
  • A page for the phone, private by defaultYour team sees every certificate in your dashboard; your buyer opens one with its link plus the phone’s password. You can make public the certificates you recorded, shown as recorded; those your buyer records stay private. A certificate does not expire, though its link can; withdraw a public one and it leaves public view.

It isn’t

  • Insurance, a refund or money backIt is evidence. The marketplace or payment provider decides; none has yet confirmed it accepts it.
  • A test that the phone worksIt shows what the camera sees: the phone and its visible condition.
  • Proof of who caused any damageEach certificate shows the phone at that moment, not what happened in between.