MuseLok

Finished files have become weak evidence of origin. Creative platforms are forced to choose between self-declarations, slow manual inspection and output-only AI detectors, while transparent creators are asked to reconstruct their process from screenshots, stems, drafts and private project files after the work is complete.

MuseLok takes a different approach: observe the process, not just the output. Creators keep using their existing music, photography, design, video, 3D and writing tools while the MuseLok Companion records consented application, file, version and export events. Native integrations provide detailed signals, with system, browser, cloud, hardware and signed-import routes providing a transparent baseline for other workflows.

Those signals become a tamper-evident MuseLok Record. It can contain hashes, timestamps, application and device receipts, contributor links, AI-use disclosures, export lineage and digital signatures. Raw drafts, source media and project content stay local by default; creators choose whether to share a full private record or a minimal public summary.

MuseLok does not make a vague claim that work is '100% human'. It separates the evidence from the decision. A marketplace, publisher or buyer applies a named, versioned policy and receives one of three explainable outcomes: Ready, Review required or Does not meet policy — together with the reasons and any missing evidence.

The product spans four connected surfaces: Companion for local-first session capture, Capture for signed camera and hardware sources, Connect for plugins and partner integrations, and Verify for platform policies, submission preflight, reviewer workflows and APIs.

The goal is a fairer exchange when creative work crosses an organisational boundary: enough trustworthy evidence to make a decision, shared proportionately, without forcing creators to surrender the work behind the work.