Open-Access Creator Tool

How strong is the paper trail behind your creative asset?

Answer eight questions about one work, AI influencer, product, release, or client asset. Receive a readiness score, identify missing evidence, and download a practical action plan for free.

Eight evidence checks

Private browser-side scoring

Downloadable action plan

Asset evidence file

Working record / 001

Asset classIllustration

Source fileAvailable

Created12 Mar 2026

Versions8 retained

Rights basisCreator-owned

SHA-256 8b441d2e99b3f81c7e3b5b5c4f2af1c…

Source file

Original material

Working project, final export, metadata, and backup.

Publication record

First public release

URL, date, account, screenshot, and later use.

Rights record

Contributor agreement

Role, scope, payment, permitted use, retained rights.

Creation timeline

Draft saved

Client review

First publication

Asset setup

Define the asset before scoring the record.

Choose one defined asset. The result becomes less useful when several unrelated works are grouped together.

01

Use a clear titleName the exact work, release, file set, character, or client delivery.

02

Select the closest categoryThe questions stay the same, but the report carries the chosen asset context.

03

Keep private details localYour asset title, owner name, public URL, and audit answers remain in this browser. The optional report form sends only your email, first name, marketing choice, readiness score, readiness band, and asset category.

Asset details

This information labels the private browser-side report. The audit does not request the asset file.

Asset title

Asset category

Current status Optional

Public URL Optional

Owner display name Optional

Choose the answer that best matches the records available now. Keyboard shortcuts: A–D or 1–4.

Evidence category scores

Each category shows the maturity level selected for that part of the evidence trail.

Highest-priority gaps

Priority reflects the category weight and the selected maturity level.

Your next five actions

Start with the highest weighted deficit, then maintain the categories already organized.

Contextual next step