Create with AI. Document your creative contribution.
Build reviewable records of human contributions, material sources and version relationships as you create. Preserve records for copyright claims and dispute evidence.
Why record your creative process? View sources →How It Works
From project materials to a reviewable delivery record
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Organize Materials & Contributions
Bring together scripts, storyboards, AI platform links, and workflow files. Add descriptions of human selection and editing; these are submitted records, not automatic capture of every creative step.
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Confirm a Project Snapshot
The project custodian reviews materials and declarations before sealing a snapshot. File hashes and declaration versions help identify what was included; custodian confirmation is not client acceptance.
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Deliver Work with Reviewable Records
Export a project record package with a PDF summary, file index, integrity manifest, and verification instructions. Signature and timestamp status must be read from the actual package; export alone does not mean external verification succeeded.
Built for Project Delivery
Small AI Video Studios
For teams delivering brand videos and commercial shorts: keep project materials and workflow records together, rather than scattered across production tools.
Independent Producers
For producers responsible for client delivery: organize contributor descriptions, declarations, and the records included in each project snapshot.
Cross-Platform Project Leads
Bring references from different AI tools into one project context. Platform links are supplied references, not verified receipts from those platforms.
Delivery Recipients & Reviewers
Review the exported package using its PDF summary, file hashes, declaration history, and verification instructions. No built-in client approval workflow is promised.
Clear Records. Clear Service Boundaries.
PortraitPay organizes submitted records for review. Asset-level origin declarations, version-linked human contributions, client approvals, and lightweight storage are not yet available as a complete workflow. Third-party timestamps are an optional enhancement, subject to actual integration and verification status. A timestamp is not copyright registration; records do not determine ownership or guarantee dispute outcomes. Comparison tools provide supplementary materials, not infringement findings.
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