ProofStrike

How ProofStrike works

Start with submitted links or supported findings, preserve the evidence, research the destination, authorize action, and track what happens next.

The platform keeps evidence and recipient provenance visible so a creator or authorized representative can make an informed decision.

Updated 2026-10-02

From finding to governed action

  1. Bring in a submitted link or supported finding. Findings require review; they do not establish infringement on their own.
  2. Build the evidence record. Keep original-work references, copied locations, captured evidence, and operational context connected.
  3. Research the destination. Supported automated recipient research presents source provenance and can return a qualified route, a possible route that needs review, or an unresolved state.
  4. Review and authorize. The creator or authorized representative reviews the facts, destination, and required attestations. ProofStrike does not independently decide ownership, legal merit, or whether to send.
  5. Execute and track. After authorization, the workflow can support execution and keeps submission, delivery, response, reported removal, and verified removal distinct.

Explore each reviewable layer

Copyright evidence preservation software

Preserve original-work context, observed locations, evidence fingerprints, and custody-oriented records for a reviewable copyright workflow.

Recipient research for copyright notices

Research supported notice destinations with source provenance and clear qualified, possible, and unresolved states.

Product coverage and limitations

See what ProofStrike supports, what can be automated, and what stays with the creator or authorized representative.

Interactive workflow walkthrough

Explore the supported creator-protection journey before requesting pilot access.

Creator authorization remains the control point

Automation can support discovery, research, preparation, and execution. It cannot substitute for the rights holder's or authorized representative's authorization and review of a consequential action.

Explore the workflow walkthrough