Your 2D and 3D assets. Your images. Your rules. Warden brings image matching, commercial licenses and evidence review together, so you can decide what happens next.
join the waitlistStart with the work you want to protect.
Protect a design business, take control of reused content, or explore where a known image appears online.
a home for your commercial licenses
For studios and designers who license 2D and 3D work. Bring members, storefronts and commercial permissions into one place.
your content, on your terms
For social media and adult subscription-content creators, including OnlyFans creators. Explore a workflow for finding reused images, reviewing evidence and preparing takedown requests.
follow the image across the web
For law enforcement teams exploring known-image research. Help shape a workflow to find potential appearances of an authorized reference image on public web pages.
An exploratory use case, not a deployed investigation product. No face or person identification.
discuss a research pilotWarden checks supported sources for potential image reuse. Review each match with the seller’s license and your rules, then decide what needs a notice.
Of 11,062 listings hashed and compared with your library on the last pass, 1 needs you.
Drag and drop your assets. warden compiles a detection profile from them: a visual signature of every render, your file naming, your catalog numbers and your brand words, each one versioned and traceable to where it came from.
The schedule fires and 12 agents go out.
They query the supported sources in your coverage.
A best-fit pass keeps what is worth a look.
Each one is checked against your record.
Your rules pick the next step, and the draft is ready.
A reasoning agent with scoped tools over your library, findings, members and policy. It plans its own reads, backs every figure with a signed record, writes the notice, and answers wherever you work: the app, your phone, Slack, or your own agents over MCP.
An example. You ask warden "What needs me right now?" and it answers: Last night's sweep found one listing that needs you: Articulated Wiener Dog Multi-Color AMS by relsyx_3D. Everything else looks clear.
For creators who sell commercial memberships. Every member gets a registration, a code buyers can scan, and a public page, so their listings read as theirs.
Keep a record of each member: their listings, storefronts, and license status.
The record carries their number, what it grants, and when it was last supplied.
Every credential has a printed reference and a public page, so the code on a box leads somewhere.
It says who issued it, who holds it, and whether the membership is in force.
When a finding matches a member, warden checks what their license grants. A listing it covers is recorded, and nothing reaches you.
For a designer who sells commercial licenses to print and sell.
Everything in starter, plus:
For a designer on their own, watching every design, every day.
For a studio with a team, several stores, and a license program.
Everything in creator, plus:
A research preview for law enforcement teams exploring known-image web research.
Proposed pilot scope, not available as a deployed investigation product:
Prices are for the launch. Nothing is charged before it. Team seats, roles, the activity log and exports arrive after launch.
The same record as the web, on iPhone and Android. Pick one to see it on the phone.
warden taps you the moment something needs you: a leaked file, a member selling outside their license, a takedown answered.
warden taps you the moment something needs you: a leaked file, a member selling outside their license, a takedown answered.
Open a listing from the overview, read it against your record, and decide.
Find a member, see where they sell, and issue a new invitation.
No. warden parses only the metadata it needs from your models.
No. warden keeps two things instead: fingerprints its detection compares against every listing, which can't be turned back into your art, and a small watermarked preview so you can still see your library. Your original is deleted once both are made.
Your work matters as much to warden as it does to you. When you show warden an asset, it takes only the details it needs to recognize it, lets the original go, and keeps a watermarked preview so you can still tell which one it is.
You review the evidence and rights before reporting. Warden helps prepare notices; filing options depend on the source, and broader automated filing is still in development. Removal is decided by the platform or host.
Coverage depends on the marketplaces, storefronts and public sources supported by your pilot. Agree the scope with us before you start; Warden does not promise to find every copy online.
Only your organization. warden's providers host it, and no one else can read it. A member's public page shows their name, license and standing, and nothing else from your catalog. You can take a member's page down at any time.
Still deciding? Bring your warden online, or talk to us about a pilot.
