Tell us what to protect
Share your stage names, profile links and examples of content you own. We request source files only when needed, after initial contact.
A manual, discreet creator protection pilot
Find unauthorized reposts of your content.
Know what can actually be removed.
We search public sources for copies of your photos and clips, verify likely matches, assist with the right takedown route, and follow up on each link.
Currently searching publicly available and indexed sources.
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Case reviewEXAMPLE
Public web3 candidate URLs
Verified match2 of 3
Actionable2 routes
One link removed at source
One result delisted from search
PRIVATE
BY DESIGN
BY DESIGN
The problem
A copied file is one problem.
An unresolved link is another.
Photos and clips can be reposted to websites, forums and social accounts without a creator seeing it happen. Finding a copy does not mean a host will remove it. We separate the search, the rights check and the actual outcome.
Removal at source deletes or disables a hosted post. Search delisting removes a result from a search engine while the hosted file may remain live.
Our process
Careful work, from first search to last check.
Each stage is handled by a person during this pilot.
We investigate
A researcher manually searches publicly available, indexed sources and verifies likely image or selected video-frame matches.
We act and track
For actionable cases, we identify the right reporting route, assist with notices and check what happened to each link.
How a URL may be tracked
FoundVerifiedNotice sentHost removedPlatform removedSearch delistedStill liveReappeared
A useful record
A report you can read, not a promise you can’t verify.
For every reviewed URL, see what matched, what was requested and whether the host removed it, a platform removed it, a search engine delisted it, or it remains live.
The report is illustrative. It contains no client data.
Sample case reportEvery link has a clear outcome.
DEMO · REDACTED| URL | Match | Action | Status | Last checked |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| forum.example/thread/•••• | Image crop | Host notice | Host removed | 12 Sep |
| search.example/result/•••• | Clip frame | Search report | Search delisted | 13 Sep |
| social.example/post/•••• | Image match | Platform report | Still live | 14 Sep |
Example only — no real creator content or client results shown.Evidence before action
The pilot offer
One focused audit. No ongoing subscription.
Choose a pricing experiment when you request your audit. We confirm scope and payment details with you before starting.
Included in either audit
- One creator and up to two handles
- Public and indexed web search
- Image and selected video-frame searching
- Human verification of potential matches
- Recommended reporting route
- Takedown assistance for actionable cases
- One follow-up check after 7–14 days
Outside this pilot
- Private groups or channels
- Guaranteed removals or complete web coverage
- Web-wide facial recognition
- Hacked or private-account access
- Claims where ownership cannot be verified
Known URLs can be added for review. We will tell you if a case falls outside what we can responsibly handle.
Discretion is part of the work
Your content stays yours.
You control what you submit. We request only what is necessary, ask you to confirm ownership or authority before claims, handle sensitive material minimally, never publish it ourselves and do not resell creator data. The public form does not accept source-file uploads.
Request an audit
Start with the links and names you already know.
Tell us where you publish and what concerns you most. We will review your request and contact you about next steps. There is no file upload at this stage.
We check authority before any copyright notice is sent.
Questions
Clear answers before you share anything.
Can you remove everything?
No. A site or platform decides whether to act, and some hosts ignore requests. We report what happened to each URL rather than promise a result.
Do you search Telegram or private groups?
This pilot covers public, searchable or indexed sources. We do not enter private groups or channels. You can share a known public link for review.
Is Google removal the same as deleting the content?
No. Search delisting hides a result from Google while the content may remain on its original website. We track these as different outcomes.
What information do I need to provide?
Start with your stage name, main profile, other handles and any known URL. Before a copyright claim, we ask you to confirm ownership or authority and request only the evidence needed.
How long does a case take?
We agree on an audit timeframe after reviewing your request. Host response times vary. The pilot includes one follow-up check 7–14 days after initial actions.
Can agencies use this?
Yes. Managers can request an audit, but each creator must authorize us to review and act on their content. Roster workflows are outside this first pilot.