Artemisa

Why

Digital violence in Latin America is not the exception. Deepfakes are overwhelmingly non-consensual sexual content, and most of the victims are women. When it happens, people don't know where their images are, how to prove it or who to call.

What it does

Built in a weekend at HackLatam (May 2026) with Kira and Pedro:

• Your photo never leaves your device. It's processed locally into a mathematical fingerprint; only that fingerprint is used to search.
• Scans the open web: public sites, forums, image boards and reverse image search, looking for real or AI-altered images of you.
• Evidence you can use: a downloadable PDF report with URLs, screenshots and metadata to take to a lawyer, an organization or a police report.
• A legal assistant chat that explains your rights, the relevant laws and organizations that can help.

My part

I set up the project's foundation (Next.js, auth, database), built the legal assistant agent with LangGraph and streaming responses, and the PDF evidence report. Kira built the image-scanning engine and Pedro the landing and the defense guide.