From your portfolio URL to a court-ready evidence package — fully automated, cryptographically secured, and legally binding in 127 jurisdictions.
The Extractor crawls your entire portfolio, computing a unique 64-bit perceptual hash for every image. Unlike MD5 or SHA, pHash survives cropping, colour adjustments, watermark removal and compression.
The Detector runs parallel stealth browser sessions against every major image search engine simultaneously. It rotates proxies, spoofs browser fingerprints, and auto-resumes after any CAPTCHA block.
The Filter eliminates noise and focuses exclusively on commercial infringers with real recovery potential. The OSINT agent assembles a complete legal dossier on each one.
M4 assembles the complete court-ready package: a structured .docx legal act, screen recording, blockchain timestamp, HAR file, WHOIS data, and Wayback Machine snapshots — all SHA-256 sealed into an unbreakable evidence chain.
We use 4 independent hashing algorithms simultaneously: pHash, aHash, dHash, and wHash. A match is only flagged when ALL four agree within a Hamming distance threshold. The probability of a simultaneous false positive across all four is less than 0.001%.
Yes. Ethereum mainnet transactions carry a public, cryptographically verifiable timestamp. The immutability of blockchain records has been accepted as evidence in courts across the EU, UK, USA, Singapore, UAE, and 122 other jurisdictions.
M2 captures a HAR file, a timestamped screenshot, and a Wayback Machine snapshot URL at the moment of detection — before the video recording even starts. Even if the infringer deletes the image seconds later, the evidence package is already sealed and immutable.
For a portfolio of 500 images: M1 takes ~3 minutes, M2 takes 4–8 hours, M3 runs within minutes of each match, M4 takes under 2 minutes per case. Total: typically 6–12 hours from scan start to downloadable .docx legal act.
We prioritise infringers by jurisdiction strength and commercial score. For difficult jurisdictions, we focus on cross-border mechanisms: DMCA takedown, GDPR-based demands, and targeting payment processors or CDN providers — which are almost always in enforceable jurisdictions.
No upfront cost. No risk. We start scanning within 48 hours of your application.
