Alltio
Alltio provides a registry that lets creators establish machine-readable ownership and AI usage terms for their written work through browser-based fingerprinting, so the work itself never leaves their device. The platform issues a timestamped digital record and an embeddable mark that links readers and AI crawlers to the creator's terms, with a free domain checker that reports which AI bots a site allows or blocks. Registration and lookup are free permanently, with revenue planned from licensing and settlement transactions when AI companies report usage and pay rights holders.
- Creator / Creative Economy
- Software Only
Funding
Founders
Founder details are not available yet.
Product
Problem
AI systems trained on vast amounts of web content routinely use creators' written work without permission, attribution, or compensation. Most websites have no machine-readable declaration of ownership or usage terms, leaving AI companies with nothing to read when they encounter a work and rights holders with no practical way to assert control over how their content is used.
Solution
Alltio lets creators register their work by pasting text or uploading a file, entering their name and AI usage terms, and receiving a fingerprint-bound, timestamped digital record. The fingerprint is computed entirely in the user's browser using the Web Crypto API, so the work itself never leaves their device—only the fingerprint, name, terms, and timestamp are sent to Alltio. Once registered, creators place an Alltio mark on their published page that links readers and AI crawlers to the record, making ownership and licensing terms machine-readable at the point of encounter. The platform also provides a free checker that reads a domain's public robots.txt and .well-known files to report which AI bots are allowed or blocked. Alltio is designed to interoperate with standards like RSL and C2PA and to connect with other registers through a future clearing hub, enabling AI companies to check any work against multiple registries at once.
Target Audience
Primary users are individual creators—authors, bloggers, newsletter writers, researchers, and publishers—who publish written work online and want to establish ownership and AI usage terms that are readable by automated systems. The platform also serves organizations and knowledge owners who need to register documents, publications, reports, and specifications.
Features
- Browser-based SHA-256 fingerprinting computed locally via the Web Crypto API, ensuring the work's text or file never leaves the user's device
- Machine-readable digital record binding the work's fingerprint to the owner's name, byline, date, and AI usage terms
- Alltio mark that can be embedded on published pages, linking both human readers and AI crawlers to the registration record
- Free domain checker that scans robots.txt and .well-known rights files to report which AI bots a website allows or blocks
- Optional custom mark using the creator's own logo or image with an Alltio glyph for domain-verified accounts
- Lookup capability allowing users to check any page against their own records by fingerprint
- EU Article 4(3) compatibility, preserving rights against commercial text and data mining via machine-readable reservation
- Founding Registry early-access program providing timestamped, verifiable statements of ownership before licensing goes live