Creator protection, with proof

Your work has a path. Keep it yours.

ProofStrike is creator-protection and digital-rights-enforcement software for turning a submitted link or supported finding into a reviewable protection journey.

Evidence and recipient research keep their basis visible. A creator or authorized representative decides whether to authorize consequential action; supported workflow steps can then be automated.

Software for creators, rights holders, and authorized teams. Not a law firm. No removal outcome is guaranteed.

Conceptual artwork of a creator reviewing her own work in a studio
Conceptual artwork. It illustrates the protection room; it is not a product interface or customer story.

Start with the work

Protection starts before the request.

Keep the original work, what was observed, and the evidence that connects them in one reviewable record. ProofStrike does not turn similarity into a legal conclusion.

How source-to-copy traceability works
Conceptual still life of photographic work, notes, and a metal proof tag
Conceptual artwork. No customer work, case, or product data is depicted.

Illustrative comparison

Keep what you made distinct from what was observed.

This conceptual stage explains the review relationship. It does not depict a customer case or decide whether an observed use infringes.

Original reference

What the rights holder connects

Original files, publication context, identifiers, and other supporting material can be kept with the reviewable record.

Observed location

What the reviewer preserves

A submitted link or supported finding can retain its URL, visible context, and capture details before the next decision.

The protection journey

The work moves forward. The decision stays with you.

Choose a moment in the journey. The stage is illustrative; the operational boundaries are not.

Selected moment

1. Original to finding

Bring in a submitted link or a supported finding. It is a starting point for review, not a conclusion about ownership or infringement.

Supported discovery is not represented as comprehensive or continuous monitoring.

Read the coverage boundary

A detailed product view

See the route before you act on it.

Recipient research makes qualified, possible, and unresolved destinations visibly different. That protects the decision point from being treated like a checklist.

ProofStrike Recipient Intelligence interface showing a pending recipient route and explicit confirmation requirement
Verified product interface capture · 12 July 2026 · synthetic qualification data · pending destination, not dispatched. It demonstrates the review boundary, not a current production send.

Evidence aware

SHA-256 integrity

Evidence fingerprints and custody-oriented records support review without exposing private evidence.

Route aware

Provenance stays visible

Research uncertainty is visible instead of being silently promoted into a sendable destination.

Outcome aware

States stay distinct

Submission, delivery, response, reported removal, and verified removal are not collapsed into a promise.

Pilot evaluation

Make the protection room real for your team.

We review each request with the creator or team’s operating model in mind. Access is not automatic.

Practical next steps

Understand the work before you start it.

What is a DMCA takedown?

A DMCA takedown notice asks a qualifying online service provider to address claimed copyright infringement under 17 U.S.C. section 512.

How to document copyright infringement

Record the original work, copied URL, capture time, visible context, and files that support the comparison before contacting the recipient.

How to find a DMCA agent

Start with the service provider's published copyright process and the U.S. Copyright Office DMCA Designated Agent Directory.

What happens after a DMCA notice?

Delivery is only one step: the recipient may acknowledge, remove, reject, request clarification, or take no observable action.