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Human creation verification

Protect the human work behind every release.

DigiBridge is a human creation verification platform for artists, studios and media teams. We record creative activity, use layered checks and a dedicated AI agent to detect prohibited AI assistance and software acting in your place, and uphold a strict human creation standard with evidence you can share.

Your music, footage and source project files stay with you.

Media
Premiere Pro · After Effects · DaVinci Resolve
Music
Ableton Live · Pro Tools · FL Studio

Why the process matters

The finished work does not tell the whole story.

Your audience sees the final cut. They do not see the weeks of editing, sound and finishing behind it. As AI changes production, give clients and audiences a record of your contribution. DigiBridge connects your tools, recorded activity and review to the version you deliver.

Your creative tools. One human creation standard.

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Film and media production

  • Premiere Pro
  • After Effects
  • DaVinci Resolve

Music production

  • Ableton Live
  • Pro Tools
  • FL Studio

Record your work and check it against the strict programme, which excludes prohibited AI assistance and software acting in your place. Normal playback, sequencing, musical automation and editing functions follow each tool’s disclosed policy.

An example creative record

The version you deliver.

A final cut, a news package or a music master. One record connects it to the work behind it.

Show the work behind your name

Your team and contribution
The people, roles and declared assistance.
Your recorded process
Permitted activity and gaps, checked for prohibited assistance and synthetic control.
Your evidence and review
Detection findings, your explanation and the version’s programme status.

Why your record matters now

AI is here. Your human work deserves to be recognised.

You spend weeks shaping a film, a story or a release. A convincing final frame cannot show those decisions, the people involved or whether software acted in their place.

The change is already visible. AI video has moved beyond the early spaghetti clips, while computer agents can now use a mouse and keyboard. Your creative process needs a record of its own.

See what has changed
Two published examples, not a controlled benchmark. Both depict a real person using AI. Shown for editorial comparison, with no endorsement implied. Sources open in a new tab.
Generation

The image is only the output.

Higgsfield brings video models into a production workflow. A finished scene does not describe its full production history.

Higgsfield
Computer agents

A click can come from software.

Anthropic describes Claude operating a computer directly. The same interface can now be used by a person or an agent.

Anthropic
Your response

Record the work as it happens.

Connect your project, record permitted activity and review the evidence under the DigiBridge human creation standard.

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What you get with DigiBridge

A record. A review. A clearer handoff.

The Mac app records permitted activity. Layered detection and your AI verification agent check the process. Your workspace connects findings, contributors and the rules for sharing a version.

Record the process

Keep sessions, contributions and recording gaps together as the work develops.

DigiBridge for Mac

Bring the team together

Connect each person to their own contribution, project role and declared assistance.

Your workspace

Share the right version

Give clients a link to selected evidence and the current review status for the work they receive.

Version record

The DigiBridge verification engine

AI that helps protect your human work.

Creative software can be operated by a person or an agent. Our verification engine combines permitted input activity, device integrity and creative tool checks. Your dedicated AI verification agent reviews that evidence for prohibited assistance, synthetic control and signs that recording safeguards were disrupted.

  • Detect agents, scripts or macros acting in your place under the strict programme.
  • See the recorded activity behind each warning, so you know what needs attention.
  • Explain your workflow and request review before a finding becomes a confirmed incident.

You authorise the activity we examine. Your footage, audio, project files and typed content stay private. The agent supports detection and review; it does not operate your creative tools or impose penalties on its own.

How verification works
Example reviewReview needed

Your verification agent

Project activity review

Software generated control flagged.

Recorded actions need review against the human creation rules. Check the linked activity and explain the tool or workflow used.

Source: linked activity checks

Recorded activity
Available for review
Creator context
To be added
Incident status
Not confirmed

This example shows an alert awaiting review. An AI flag alone does not count as a confirmed incident.

Choose your workflow

For the people making, managing and reviewing the work.

From an independent release to a shared production, DigiBridge connects the people, activity and review behind the version being delivered.

Film editor in a post production suite with DigiBridge lime illustration.

Film, television and news

Connect editing, sound, motion graphics and finishing to the people doing the work. Check the process against the human creation rules before delivering a cut.

A shared record from first cut to final delivery.

  • Premiere Pro
  • After Effects
  • DaVinci Resolve
Explore film and media
Creative studio team collaborating with DigiBridge lime illustration.

Studios and creative teams

Give contributors one human creation standard to follow. Manage seats and roles, review warnings and resolve issues before a version reaches the client.

Clear responsibilities. Better informed handoffs.

  • Team seats
  • Project roles
  • Client delivery
Explore studio workflows
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Music creators

Record the writing, production and mixing behind a release. Check for prohibited AI assistance and software acting in your place, then send the evidence with your master.

A creative record to send with the master.

  • Ableton Live
  • Pro Tools
  • FL Studio
Explore music
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Reviewers and platforms

See whether the submitted version meets the programme rules, with the checks, findings and review status behind that decision. Creative source files stay private.

More context for every acceptance decision.

  • Version records
  • Review status
  • API enquiries
Explore review and integrations

One Mac app connects your project to the available creative tool workflows.

Explore all six tools

From setup to sharing

A clear path from your first session.

  1. 1

    Set up your project

    Verify your account, create a project and invite the people working with you.

  2. 2

    Record as you create

    Connect DigiBridge for Mac, choose your project file and start recording permitted activity.

  3. 3

    Review with your agent

    Review detection warnings, see the supporting evidence and add context before a version is cleared for sharing.

  4. 4

    Share the record

    Share an eligible version with selected evidence and its current status under the human creation standard.

The human creation programme

Strict rules. Evidence you can question.

Prohibited AI assistance and software generated control are excluded from the programme. Warnings help you address issues during recording; confirmed incidents affect whether the work can be published under the standard.

Read the human creation standard

A hold from the first confirmed incident

The affected version cannot be published under the programme. You can see the evidence, stop prohibited use and request a review.

Three distinct incidents, project restriction

A third confirmed incident makes the project ineligible for directory publication. Repeated events in one continuous episode are not counted as separate incidents.

Your evidence and explanation matter

Reviewers can consider your context and correct a finding. A gap or AI suspicion alone is not an incident, and your creative source files stay private.

The context behind the change

What this means for your work.

All insights

Film and AI

When the image looks real, what proves the work?

From the spaghetti clip to modern generation, the question has moved beyond appearances.

Read the article

Creative tools

Who is actually operating your software?

Computer agents bring a new question to the tools creators already use.

Read the article

People and rights

A familiar face is not the same as consent.

What synthetic performers mean for production, permission and accountability.

Read the article

A few useful answers

Before you get started.

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What does the AI verification agent actually review?

Your dedicated agent helps detect prohibited AI assistance and software generated control in the activity you authorise for analysis. It works alongside device, system and creative tool checks, connects findings to evidence and helps reviewers assess your explanation. It does not impose penalties on its own.

Do I need to upload my music, footage or project files?

No. DigiBridge records permitted process activity without collecting your audio, footage, source project files or typed content. You choose what evidence to share with a recipient.

What happens if prohibited use is detected?

A warning shows the issue and supporting evidence, with a way to add context or challenge it. The first confirmed incident holds the affected version from programme publication; three distinct confirmed incidents make the project ineligible for the directory. A recording gap or an AI suspicion alone is not an incident.

Can I use normal automation in my creative software?

Playback, sequencing, automation envelopes, keyframes and rendering are assessed as creative tool functions under the tool’s disclosed policy. Agents, scripts, macros and synthetic assistive or remapper controls that act in place of the contributor are excluded from the strict programme. Check your workflow’s policy before recording.

Can a studio work with several contributors?

Yes. Each contributor works through their own account and project role. A shared workspace brings their records together while keeping access and responsibility clear.

Which plan is right for me?

Professional is $29.99 USD per month for five total seats, including the owner. Studio engagements start at $299 USD per month by agreement. Enterprise and API access are priced for your requirements.

For the teams reviewing the work

Get the record before you approve the release.

Run a platform, broadcaster, distributor or review team? Connect each submission to its published DigiBridge record, contributor context and current status. Give creators a clear way to present their work and your team better context for its decision.

Explore DigiBridge for verifiers

The exact release

Keep the record reference with the version under review.

The shared evidence

Inspect the contribution context and activity approved for sharing.

Your review workflow

Discuss organisation access and API integration with DigiBridge.

Make the work. Keep the record.

Give your next release a record to stand behind.

Start with your own project, or talk to us about your studio, production team or review workflow.

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