Capture meaningful events
Record prompts, source files, generations, selections, edits, approvals, exports, and publication events.
DAR documents the prompts, generations, human edits, reviews, approvals, and publication events behind digital work—then turns that history into a Verified Creation Report.
DAR does not determine copyright ownership. It creates independently verifiable evidence of the creative process.
An AI-assisted project may begin in a chatbot, move through a generation platform, change in a DAW or editor, and finish on a publishing platform. DAR creates one coherent timeline across that journey.
Record prompts, source files, generations, selections, edits, approvals, exports, and publication events.
Hash-chain receipts, trusted timestamps, and public log anchoring make silent backdating or alteration detectable.
Turn the timeline into a portable report for clients, collaborators, licensing discussions, disputes, or internal records.
DAR grades evidence by the independent trust anchors supporting it. The score communicates evidence strength without asking users to understand cryptography.
A human-readable evidence package backed by machine-verifiable receipts. It explains what happened, when it happened, what supports each event, and how strong the evidence is.
C2PA can carry provenance information with a content asset. DAR preserves the broader process timeline across tools, files, people, and systems. A C2PA manifest can be recorded as one event within a DAR timeline.
| Question | C2PA | DAR |
|---|---|---|
| Primary object | A content asset and its credentials | A sequence of digital actions |
| Scope | Asset-level provenance | Cross-platform process evidence |
| Human review | Can be represented in asset assertions | Recorded as timestamped workflow events and attestations |
| Survival outside the file | Depends on credential preservation or recovery mechanisms | External receipt history remains separately verifiable |
| Relationship | Content credential standard | Evidence timeline that can reference C2PA events |
The first product serves creators directly. The same receipt and trust architecture later supports organizations documenting review, approval, policy checks, and autonomous system actions.
Build a credible record of how an AI-assisted work evolved from idea to publication.
Document who reviewed AI output, what changed, when approval occurred, and which controls were applied.
DAR is narrowing the first release to one concrete creator workflow before expanding into platform attestations and enterprise infrastructure.
Receipt chains, timestamps, public anchoring, captured evidence, Trust Score, and PDF report.
Lightweight project capture across common creative platforms and desktop workflows.
Collaborator attestations, client approvals, human review, and organization workflows.
Native platform co-signatures, verification APIs, enterprise agents, and SV-DAR trust services.
DAR is building the first Verified Creation Report around a real AI-assisted creative workflow. Follow the project or explore the open tools already available.