Network transparency

Verify a node

Don't trust — check. This page confirms, in your own browser, exactly what software and AI models a LifeCare node is running — without trusting whoever operates it. It works for any node in the network.

What this proves — and what it doesn't. A pass means the node's published claim is internally consistent and cryptographically signed by the node's own key — recomputable and tamper-evident, verified here without trusting the operator's word about the response. It is the software floor: it is not yet hardware-rooted, so a determined malicious operator could in principle present a spoofed-but-consistent claim — the hardware-rooted version (which closes that gap) is designed-in and switched on with the right hardware. The node's key is self-asserted today; anchoring it as the node's published identity (a DID via LifeCare.ID) is the next step. We say exactly what we can prove.