01Works today
Photographers and creators
A client forwards the proofs to a friend; a wedding gallery turns up on a stranger's feed.
The scan says: which client's copy it was, even from a screenshot of a screenshot.
Industries · where it applies
Not photo protection. Accountability for anything visual that leaves your hands.
The same engine marks a photograph, a rendering, a lookbook page, a slide, a listing photo. Every copy you hand out knows who received it, and a scan of any version, even a phone photo of a screen, names that person. Try it before you read on.
One sentence
Every copy you give away knows who got it.
That is the whole product. What changes from industry to industry is only what the picture shows and who you hand it to.
Industries
Ten places where a copy leaks, and what the scan says.
Each card is one real situation. The label under it is honest: what we have measured, what is in a pilot, and what we have not tested yet.
02In pilot
Architecture and engineering
Renderings and drawings go to employees and subcontractors; one photographs the screen with a phone.
The scan says: whose copy was photographed and when it was issued.
03Works today
Real estate
The photos of a listing are copied into a fake advert on another portal.
The scan says: whose photo it is and which copy the scammer started from.
04Works today
Fashion and luxury
A lookbook goes to suppliers, editors and agencies weeks before launch; a page leaks.
The scan says: which recipient's page it was, after cropping, filters and reposts.
05Works today
Automotive and industry
A design presentation is shown in a closed meeting; a phone photo of the screen appears online.
The scan says: which meeting's copy was photographed, from a phone photo taken at an angle.
06Through the Gateway
Media, agencies and stock
Thousands of contributors' images are licensed every day; copies spread without attribution.
The scan says: the owner and the licensee of any copy, read at upload or across an archive.
07Through the Gateway
Marketplaces and accommodation
Other people's photos are reused in fraudulent listings on your platform.
The scan says: whether an uploaded image already belongs to someone, before it goes live.
08Not measured yet
Legal, finance and HR
Offers, contracts and reports shared as images or PDFs end up with the other side.
The scan says: who the copy was issued to. Documents with white pages and thin lines need their own test, which is next.
09Works today
Film, games and pre-release media
Stills, key art and screenshots of an unreleased title go to partners and reviewers.
The scan says: which partner's copy leaked. Still images today; video is on the roadmap.
10Not measured yet
Print and packaging
A poster, a magazine page or a package is photographed with a phone and shared.
The scan says: whose print it is, if the mark survives the press. That measurement has not been done yet.
The lab marks a copy with your name and lets you try to destroy it. When you want it on your own photos, drawings or documents, ask for access and tell us which industry you are in.
One engine, three faces
The same mark, offered three ways.
02
For companies
A workspace where every employee receives a personally marked copy of internal drawings and documents, and access can be withdrawn.
Ask about a pilot03
For platforms
The Gateway: read the mark at upload, audit an archive, route owners, check datasets.
See the GatewayWhat survives
Measured, not promised.
Everything below is from our own stress series and real chains, on a small sample. The lab lets you repeat any of it.
The mark is read after
- Screenshots and reposts
- Crops and rotation
- Filters, negatives, contrast
- WhatsApp, Facebook, Instagram
- Phone photos of a screen at a mild or medium angle
- Partial AI edits that keep part of the pixels
- Heavy downscaling and pixelation
It is not read after
- Full AI regeneration of the picture
- Blurry phone photos at a steep angle (about half are read)
- Copies of copies at very small sizes without the coarse layer
Next step
See it work on your own picture.
The lab marks a copy with your name and lets you try to destroy it. When you want it on your own photos, drawings or documents, ask for access and tell us which industry you are in.