Use cases

The day someone claims it's theirs, you'll have the history.

Seven real-life situations any creator can face, and what changes when every version of your work has been certified from the start.

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Real situations

How rightsguardian helps you.

What any creator goes through, and what changes when every version of your work has been certified from the start.

Authors on Amazon KDP

You publish your book and five minutes later someone uploads it as theirs.

The situation
You publish your novel on Amazon KDP. Soon after, an almost identical edition appears, with a few changes and another name on the cover.
With rightsguardian
rightsguardian certified every version while you wrote in Word, in Google Docs or, with the desktop app, in Scrivener. When you publish, the extension certifies your Amazon page and the copy's.
What you have
Your book's full history, from first draft to published edition, plus proof of the copy, to make a well-founded claim to Amazon.
  • Word
  • Google Docs
  • Desktop app
  • Browser

Novelists

Your novel shows up in a contest, signed by someone else.

The situation
You've spent two years writing your first novel in Word. A literary contest receives a suspiciously similar work.
With rightsguardian
rightsguardian has certified your manuscript every time you saved it: hundreds of certified versions, from the first chapter on.
What you have
A dossier with your novel's full history, from first draft to final version, that anyone can verify.
  • Word
  • On save

Freelance designers

The client doesn't hire you, but uses your proposal.

The situation
You present a visual identity in PowerPoint. The client turns it down and, months later, launches an almost identical logo.
With rightsguardian
Your "at every milestone" rule has certified each version of the proposal right before you sent it.
What you have
A record of exactly what you sent and when, to make a well-founded claim.
  • PowerPoint
  • At every milestone

Journalists

A news outlet republishes your story without credit.

The situation
You publish an investigation on your blog. Two days later it appears on another outlet, with no byline or link.
With rightsguardian
The WordPress plugin has certified your story on publish. With the extension you certify the page copying it.
What you have
Both pieces of evidence, verifiable by anyone, to make a well-founded claim.
  • WordPress
  • Browser
  • On publish

Researchers

Another team presents results almost identical to yours.

The situation
You've spent months building a data model in Excel. Before you publish, another group presents an almost identical analysis.
With rightsguardian
rightsguardian has certified your spreadsheet every hour while you worked on it.
What you have
The full evolution of your analysis, step by step, verifiable by anyone.
  • Excel
  • Hourly

Teachers

Your course is being sold on another platform.

The situation
You build a course in PowerPoint for your students. A third party uploads it to a course platform and sells it.
With rightsguardian
Each session was certified when you finished it, and you certify the sales page with the extension.
What you have
Your course's history and proof of the copy, ready to request its removal.
  • PowerPoint
  • Browser

Creative agencies

Your pitch ends up with the competition.

The situation
You pitch a campaign to a prospective client, who ends up hiring another agency with your very ideas.
With rightsguardian
Your whole team works under the same rules: every proposal is certified before it leaves the studio.
What you have
The history of every idea presented, without anyone on the team having to remember.
  • PowerPoint
  • Word
  • Team rules

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