Trust and guarantees

Every frame can answer: who consented, who owns it, who gets paid

Three questions, each answered by a mechanism, and each leaving a record you can look up. None of the items below is marketing copy; each is behavior written as code and guarded by tests.

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Who consents: signed per use

Consent per use, not one blanket consent form

Joining the platform doesn't mean agreeing to every use. Each use is signed separately, priced separately and can be withdrawn separately—for rights holders that means security, and for you it means a clearly written scope of use you can show to others.

One license can include several uses, each signed separately
Withdrawal is tied to the person, not to any single license
Withdrawal blocks further generation immediately and triggers cascading handling of existing content
Without a valid license, requests are rejected at the API layer

View Likeness Marketplace

Four separate use-specific consent forms, one of which has been withdrawn and handled in cascade

Who owns it: C2PA provenance that anyone can verify

Every output has a C2PA provenance record signed by the platform, and derivative works inherit the license and subject of the layer above. Anyone can verify it, with no login and no account.

C2PA provenance records are always issued, the same on every plan, not a paid feature
Derived content inherits the entire license chain
Public verification page: enter a work ID to check whether the license is still valid
The hash of the negative prompt is also recorded, so the result can be fully reproduced

Verify a work

Source assets, the edited film and the published version form one verifiable provenance chain

Who gets paid: funds released only on the person's approval

NIL Escrow: funds released only on the person's approval

Brand payments go into escrow first and are released only after the person has seen the final work. An appeal is a remedy after the fact, while approval is a veto beforehand—and the veto is the real power.

Five steps: proposal → person signs → funds into escrow → work delivered → approval and release
Before approval, the ledger has no event at all
No auto-release after the deadline; overdue funds are always returned to the brand
Revenue share: person 82 / platform 13 / payments 5

Estimate my likeness value

Five escrow stages: proposal, signing, funding, delivery, approval and release

Platform guarantees: written as code and guarded by tests

Without the person's consent, you can't use their faceFor generations involving a real person, the system first confirms the person has signed for this use; otherwise it can't be submitted
Provenance can't be turned offEvery work carries an AI-generated label and a C2PA provenance record that anyone can verify without logging in
Every cent accounted forEvery split and every recipient is recorded in the ledger, always adding up to the original amount
Age isn't accepted on self-declarationUpload an ID for manual review by the platform; ticking a box doesn't count
Identity isn't accepted on self-declarationUpload an ID; it passes only after the platform's manual review
Agencies can't sign consent on someone's behalfThey can negotiate, but only the person themselves can give consent and approval
No auto-release of funds after the deadlineAfter the deadline the funds are returned; silence is never taken as consent

What others put in their terms, we write as code

	Typical generation platforms	ImTube.ai
Consent	Terms say "users obtain consent themselves"	A signed, timestamped record in the database
License	No such layer	Without a valid license credential, the request is rejected at the API layer
Provenance	Can be turned off, or is a paid feature	C2PA provenance records can't be turned off and are issued on every plan
Withdraw	Stopping use	Tied to the person: instant block + cascading takedown + destruction certificate issued
Revenue share	Two parties: platform and creator	Automatic split among N parties, triggered by the provenance chain
Publish	Handled only after being reported	Rights gate before publishing — without distribution rights, it can't be published
Editing	A separate piece of software, unrelated to licensing	Every clip on the timeline is linked to its license; once withdrawn, it can't be exported
Appeal	Support mailbox	Statements of reasons are complete and checkable, appeals are reviewed by a person, and an upheld appeal is restored automatically
Model	A single "model" dropdown, details not disclosed	What each one does, its adjustable parameters, whether it can be used for adult content, and what this run costs are all on screen before you submit