Self-declaration
For each work, the creator declares it was made by a human under one clear rule. Low barrier, free, open to everyone.
Built by humans, for humans
The seal for human-made work.
Declare your work was made by a human, show a live seal others can trust — and lose it publicly if you lie. No AI detection. Just an honest promise with visible consequences.
How trust is built
Three parts, one promise.
The seal itself is not the asset. The public register behind it is.
Live seal
The seal is served live from bevice and can be switched off centrally. One click opens a verification page for that exact work.
Public register
Cheat and get caught, and the seal is removed — plus a permanent, public entry. That is what makes lying expensive.
How it works
From declaration to live seal.
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Register
Sign up for free and confirm your email. Minimal data, no friction.
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Declare a work
Add a work and accept the human-made rule. One declaration per piece.
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Embed the seal
Copy a small snippet onto your site, shop or portfolio. The seal is live.
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Stay accountable
Anyone can report a work. Confirmed violations are revoked and listed.
The line we draw
What counts as human-made.
The line is not “AI yes or no” — that is unholdable today. The line is whether a machine invented the content or only supported the craft.
Allowed
Assisting tools
Spell- and grammar check, exposure, sharpening, noise reduction, stabilisation, layout helpers — tools that invent no content.
Not allowed
Generated content
A machine that invents the text, image, sound or video — in whole or in passages. That is what the seal rules out.
The creator confirms the rule and may optionally list the tools used. Honesty over perfection. A stricter “100% handmade” tier comes later.
Our promise
We do not claim “guaranteed AI-free”.
We are a registration and revocation body — not a guarantor. We will not pretend to detect AI. We give a person a way to bind a public promise to their work, and we make breaking that promise visible. The accountability comes from the open register and reputation, not from our technology.