Creator IP Protection — Seal Your Work Before You Share It

Labels, studios, and publishers move fast. Before you send your work to anyone, make sure you have legal proof it was yours first.

Seal before you share

Before sending your work to a label, studio, publisher, or collaborator, seal it with a qualified timestamp. The seal date is your proof of ownership — it cannot be backdated.

Timestamp work-in-progress

Don't wait until the final version. Seal drafts, demos, and early versions to build a development history. This is critical in co-creator disputes.

Seal your collaboration agreements

Before you start working with anyone, seal the collaboration agreement. The timestamp proves what was agreed, when, and what each party contributed.

Seal your contracts before signing

Seal the unsigned version of any contract before you sign it. This proves you received and reviewed the exact terms at a specific date.

Protect your samples and presets

If you distribute sample packs, presets, Lightroom presets, or source files, seal them before release. Qualified timestamps are evidence in sampling disputes.

Seal your published content

Blog posts, social media original content, YouTube scripts — if it's original, seal it. Especially if you're licensing or monetising your content.

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From CHF 5/document — eIDAS Art. 41 qualified timestamp, court-admissible across the EU and Switzerland.

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