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Reuploads keep coming back
One leak becomes ten mirrors. Manual search cannot keep pace with how fast copies spread.
Creator IP protection · Early access
Take back stolen content.
Takedown helps creators and influencers find unauthorized use of their work and identity—then remove it without becoming full-time rights enforcers.
The problem
Unauthorized copies move faster than manual enforcement.
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Legal process is the wrong job
Creators should not become part-time DMCA clerks just to protect work they already made.
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No clear outcome signal
Most tools stop at a form submit. You need proof the copy was removed, not another ticket number.
How it works
Three steps from claim to removal.
Concise path for the first release. Detection depth and platform coverage expand with the product wedge.
STEP 01
Claim what you own
Connect the profiles, pages, and original files that define your content and identity.
STEP 02
Find unauthorized copies
Surface reuploads, scrapes, and impersonation matches without hunting platform by platform.
STEP 03
File and track takedowns
Send notices, watch status, and know when a copy is gone—or when a case needs escalation.
Who it's for
Built for creators who need speed and clarity, not a law firm UI.
First customers are individual creators and small teams protecting original content or personal brand. Agencies and enterprise brand suites can wait.
- Creators publishing original photo, video, or written work
- Influencers dealing with impersonation or brand misuse
- Subscription creators protecting paid content from leaks
- Small creator teams who need speed over legal theater
What success looks like
Every path should end in a confirmed removal—or a clear next action.
The product thesis is simple: automate the repetitive detection and notice work, escalate hard cases, and measure whether the unauthorized copy is actually gone.
Detect
Matches worth acting on
Act
Notices that ship
Prove
Removals you can verify
Early access
Protect the work that pays you.
Open the app to start. Pricing tiers, usage caps, and tracking IDs land in a follow-up once the wedge is locked.