Your AI film can't be sold, broadcast or insured if no one can say what's inside it. TrueFrame examines it against a public standard and issues a certificate anyone can verify — the mark that unlocks distribution.
Distribution unlocked. Platforms, buyers and festivals finally get what their legal team needs: an itemised, third-party attestation of what is inside your film.
The certificate travels with the film — like Dolby. No exclusivity, any platform, simultaneously. Verifiable by anyone in one click, forever.
EU AI Act, art. 50. Machine-readable marking and labelling obligations — penalties up to €15M — handled inside the certification.
An examination is only as strong as what it is checked against. TrueFrame maintains a curated index of rights-relevant entities — who owns what, what is protected, which law applies. The figures below are generated from the index itself at every release, never typed by hand.
Fictional characters, artworks, public figures and landmarks — each carrying a stable public identifier and, where established, its rights holder or copyright status.
Freedom of panorama and heritage protection assessed under each country's own law — never assumed. Where the law is unclear, the index says so and a reviewer looks.
Built from authoritative heritage registries and public identifiers, with rights research verified entry by entry. EU trade-mark layer (EUIPO): in preparation.
The comparison is not with a software product but with the hallmark on a piece of silver: a mark applied by an identifiable party who accepts responsibility, according to published criteria, and who can be held to them. The certificate travels with the work — on any platform, anywhere, simultaneously. TrueFrame claims no exclusivity over any certified work.
37 controls across 7 domains: visual IP, persons, audio, the generative model, text, regulation (EU AI Act art. 50), chain of title.
The author states, itemised and under signature, how the work was made. A false declaration is grounds for revocation.
Issuances, suspensions and revocations live in an append-only, hash-chained public record. Nothing is ever removed silently.
Signed declaration + automated screening with nothing contradicting it. On record — not published, no badge.
A named human reviewer examined every finding, evidence was produced, a decision was recorded. The portable, publishable mark.
Full chain of title and contractual indemnity.
Not offered in v0.9A certification body that has never revoked anything is not a certification body; it is a sticker. Every certificate carries one of three states, and the record — including the ground and the date — stays public forever.
In force under the Standard version recorded inside the certificate. Never re-judged under a later version.
Under review — the reason and date remain publicly visible.
A false declaration or breach — the record stays, marked revoked.
trueframe.ai/standard
Rules written before there are clients are rules written by someone with no incentive to bend them. Every change is versioned and logged. Nothing is removed silently.
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We do not verify "the copyright" — no global registry of copyright exists, or can exist. We verify declared, authoritative sources (registered trade marks, commercial sound recordings, well-known protected characters, monuments) and we record the author's signed declaration, backed by contractual liability and the power of revocation. Where the law is unsettled, we flag and inform; we do not adjudicate.