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Know where your signed work appears. Then act on it.

Trace is in early access. It watches selected sites for your signed work and shows you each page it finds. Then you can ask for credit, offer a license, or follow up.

Find your work, then decide what to do.

Your stories, photos and videos get picked up by other sites. Trace shows you where, so each find can lead to a next step.

An alert card reads New site: found your story, on a site you do not own. Arrows lead to three next steps: ask for credit, offer a license, or follow up.
When your work turns up on a new site you do not own, you choose the next step.
Ask for credit
A site ran your work. You have the page and the dates, so your request names exactly what you saw.
Offer a license
A site keeps using your work. Start the licensing talk with the page and dates in hand.
Follow up on new sites
Trace alerts you when your work turns up on a new site you do not own. Your team decides what happens next.

Trace looks for the same signed label Mark adds. Encypher's claim-signing and timestamp authorities sit on the official C2PA Trust ListsC2PA Trust List: The list of signing authorities that conforming C2PA checkers trust by default., and its generator product sits on the C2PA Conforming Products ListConforming Products List: The C2PA's public record of products that passed its conformance program.. Read the public record.

What the report shows

Each row is one page where Trace found your signed work.

An illustrative Trace report. Row one: news.example/city/budget-vote, partial match, first seen 2 Oct 2026, last seen 4 Oct 2026. Row two: other-site.example/stories/budget, exact match, first seen 3 Oct 2026, last seen 5 Oct 2026. Below them, an alert for a new site you do not own.
Each row is one page, its match type, and when Trace first and last saw it. The values are a sample.
Page
news.example/city/budget-vote
Match type
Partial: part of your story is on the page.
First and last seen
2 Oct 2026 and 4 Oct 2026

Illustrative early-access report. The values are a sample. A match is exact, partial, or derivative, which means a new version made from your work. Trace also flags each new site you do not own. Walk through a sample report with us

How it works

Three steps, from signed work to a report you can act on.

  1. Sign your work

    Sign with Mark as you publish. The label is what Trace looks for.

  2. Trace watches selected sites

    Trace checks a chosen set of sites for your signed work and notes each page where it turns up.

  3. Read the report and act

    See each page, its match type, and when it was first and last seen. New sites you do not own come as alerts.

Where Trace stands today

Trace is in early access. Our team sets it up with you, and it has no price yet.

  • It watches selected sites, not the whole web.
  • It finds signed work only. A copy that lost its label will not show up.
  • It does not report views, clicks, or other engagement yet.

Create. Mark. Endure.

Pick the work you most want to keep track of. Apply, and our team will set up Trace with you.

Apply for early access to Trace

Trace watches selected sites for your signed work. Apply to try it on your own work and see a sample report.

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