Protect your copyright claim. Keep the record behind it.
Record your work, its versions, collaborators and releases. See what you can use today—and what is planned for ProofCreate.
A finished piece is only part of what you created. See how EnigmaCreator helps you record your copyright assertion, keep versions and contributions connected, and share a verifiable record with a Basic Receipt or ProofPacket. See how Creator and Digital Estate help you build an audience and plan for your work’s future.
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Explore Creator Rights →In a world where AI can generate songs and images in seconds, artists deserve more than a place to post the finished piece. They deserve a place to keep the records behind the creative process and the work they finally share.
Copyright protects original human creative expression once it is captured in a form people can experience, like a recorded song, a photograph, or a written story. The finished work, though, rarely tells you how it got there.
A song might begin as a voice memo and change each time the artist works with a producer. The first recording, the new arrangement, and the final release are all part of the same creative story. That story is easy to lose when the files and conversations live in different places. Years later, the question may be which version existed when, who contributed to it, and how the work became what people hear today.
EnigmaCreator Registry gives you a place to keep those pieces connected. You identify the work and state your relationship to it. Enigma ties that assertion to the version you record, a fingerprint of its file, and the time it entered the record. Your Basic Receipt documents that recording. As you return to the work and record another version, you can keep building its history instead of reconstructing it from old files.
If someone uses your work without permission or challenges your claim, that is the worst time to start hunting for evidence. A $19 ProofPacket brings your assertion and the evidence behind one chosen version into six signed pages. Cryptographic fingerprints anchored across multiple blockchain ledgers provide independent ways to check that record over time. You can bring the packet and its verification link to an attorney or a platform with your evidence together and ready for the enforcement conversation.
The work also needs people. Your creator profile gives an audience a way to discover you, follow your work, and see what you choose to share. A post can introduce someone to the art while the registry keeps the record behind it connected. And you can think beyond the next release. Digital Estate helps you document your intentions and the people you want to carry your body of work forward so they have a clearer path if you can no longer guide them yourself.
Whether you are making your first record, preparing for a dispute, or planning for the future of your art, Enigma gives you a place to begin. Your work. Your people. Your record. Explore EnigmaCreator at enigmasuite.io.
A book is not one file. Neither is an album, a film, or a codebase.
Illustrative example. This record is not stored in Enigma.
Every version stays connected to the work it belongs to. Each one is recorded with the date it was added and a fingerprint of the exact file. Everything starts private — showing any of it publicly is a choice you make.
Pick the asset class that fits what you're trying to keep safe through time.
Record your work and each version. If your copyright claim is challenged, a $19 ProofPacket brings your assertion and one version’s signed evidence together, ready to share.
Protect accounts, wallets, credentials, beneficiaries, executors, and final wishes. Optional monitoring is sold separately.
A ProofPacket brings your copyright assertion and the evidence for one recorded version together in a signed, six-page document. It includes that version’s cryptographic fingerprint, its confirmed blockchain anchors, and a public verification link. When more than one ledger confirms the record, each gives an independent point of comparison.
If someone uses your work without permission or disputes your claim, you can bring an organized record to an attorney or a platform instead of piecing together old files and messages afterward. The packet supports your claim; it does not decide who owns the work.
The one-page record of a version you chose to record
$19 · six signed pages · one version you choose
Synthetic examples for illustration; these are not real registrations or transactions.
You made it first and you cannot show it. The file says today, not the day you made it.
Draft, revision, master. By the time it matters, nobody can tell which one you are talking about.
When someone asks for evidence, a folder of files is not an answer anyone can check.
Register the work. Record each version. Keep the receipt.
Submit the file. Enigma records its fingerprint and the time it was recorded — not a copy anyone can browse, and not a claim about when you made it.
When the work changes, record the new version. Each recording is its own entry against the same work, so draft, revision and master stop blurring together.
Every recording produces a receipt, read on the page for that work. You can hand it to someone else and they can check it without an account — you need one, the reader does not.
A ProofPacket preserves the evidence supporting your claim to a specific version, for the day someone asks. It supports a claim; it does not settle authorship.
Password managers store secrets.
Crypto recovery tools protect keys.
Estate tools document intent.
Digital Estate verifies your recovery plan stays good — today, tomorrow, and whenever it's needed.
Every other tool tells you what you put in. We tell you whether what you put in still works.
What you get
The work above is the work of Reliance — your executor can act on the plan you set up without you having to re-confirm it from the grave. The consequence is Velocity — what would have taken months of re-verification closes in days, because the re-verification step disappears. Estates close faster. Decisions execute faster. Everything downstream moves faster because the upstream work was kept current.
A holder passes unexpectedly.
The family knows the wallets exist.
They don't know where the keys are.
They don't know who else has copies.
They don't know what to do next.
Enigma replays the recovery path for the people the holder chose.
The Ledger sits in a desk drawer.
The seed phrase is in a locked safe.
The family has neither the device PIN nor the safe combination.
The lawyer holds the will but doesn't know the wallets exist.
The crypto sits — year after year — unreachable.
The owner sets up the map: wallets, beneficiaries, executor.
When something happens, the executor opens one URL.
A 7-day cooling window starts. The owner is emailed instantly.
After cooling, the executor receives the recovery map — and only the map.
The wallet stays where it was; the path to it is what was preserved.
Enigma uses verification, authority management, evidence, and continuity systems to maintain protection as reality changes.
Register a work, record a version and keep the receipt.