Your name is easy to copy. Proof is harder.
Anyone can copy your name, logo, bio, and public links. A fake account can look convincing — right down to an “official” link in the profile. And most people have no easy way to check whether it's really you.
AEOBRO verifies the accounts you actually control — your domain, plus platforms like YouTube, X, GitHub, Facebook, and Substack — through real ownership checks.
Open an account, verify your accounts and domains in minutes — then show the proof: a live badge for your website and a listing in our public directory.
When someone needs to know what's really yours, you don't have to say “trust me.” You can show them.
You own it. You control it. You prove it across platforms.
AEOBRO
aeobro.com
- in signed log
Website
aeobro.com
- in signed log
YouTube
@AEOBRO
- in signed log
X
@AEOBRO
- declared
Facebook
@AEOBRO
How AEOBRO works
Anyone can copy a name and logo. AEOBRO makes ownership checkable.
You connect it
Add the accounts your business actually controls — your website domain and your platform profiles.
We verify it
Ownership is confirmed through checks only the real owner can pass: DNS records, platform sign-in, or a code placed in your account bio. Proof of control, not paperwork.
Anyone can check it
Place your AEOBRO badge on your website — it links visitors straight to your public report of exactly which accounts are verified and which are merely declared.
You're also discoverable in the Official Accounts Directory, and every verification event is recorded in a tamper-evident, publicly signed log — your badge reflects your current status and stops asserting verification if you disconnect an account or it lapses.
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