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Put your rights
on the record.

Copyright gives you rights. In the AI age, you also need proof a machine can read. Amlet records yours as a signed, timestamped declaration in a public registry, tied to the content wherever it goes.

ISCC - ISO 24138 · Discovery Protocol

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AI rights declarations in the registry
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publishers and imprints in the registry
ISO 24138
ISCC, the ISO standard for content identification
Art. 53
EU AI Act. Each record is dated proof of your opt-out.

Everything starts with the fingerprint.

We compute the fingerprint from the content itself, so copies can be recognised anywhere. Your permissions attach to it, along with who holds the rights. That matters because robots.txt only speaks for your website and your ebooks travel much further.

01 · Reserve

Set your AI permissions

Each file gets its own signed, timestamped declaration that people and crawlers can both read. Do one here in a minute, or send us your ONIX feed and we'll handle the catalogue.

Reserve your rights →
02 · Connect

Let AI companies find you

The record names the rights holder, so an AI company that wants your work knows exactly who to ask. Any deal is between you and them.

For publishers →
03 · Track

Copies still lead back to you

A copy that has been converted, trimmed or re-uploaded still matches the original fingerprint. It leads back to you, and to the terms you set.

Query the registry →

How to reserve your AI rights.

fingerprinting is free and needs no account
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Add your file

Upload the book file you want to protect. It stays private.

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We compute the fingerprint

The code above is its ISCC, calculated from the content itself.

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The record goes public

Signed and dated, and any machine that checks can read it.

The public record

New declarations, as they come in.

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For AI developers

Ask the registry
before you train.

Send an ISCC-CODE, a file or a passage of text, and get back the matching entries with their AI rights: reserved or open, for training, derivation, inference, search and analysis. Built on the ISCC Discovery Protocol, with an MCP server for agents.

$ curl --json '{"iscc_code": "ISCC:KAD5TWIV…"}' \ https://api.amlet.ai/api/v1/search/code{"hits": [{ "iscc_id": "ISCC:MAIGKUBZ…", "score": 0.98, "tdm_settings": { "train": "reserved", "derive": "reserved", "inference": "open", "search": "open", "analyze": "reserved" }}, …]}

Catalogues & partners

A thousand titles do not belong in a web form.

Past a few hundred titles the web form gets in the way, so we plug into the metadata pipeline you already run.

  • We read your ONIX feed, declare every title and send the ISCC-IDs back to you.
  • Or declare at publication through the API, with rights defaults set once per imprint.
  • Volume pricing from €1.29 down to €0.39, annual invoicing, and resale terms for agencies.
  • Source files are held privately and never published.

Start with the file you care about most.

Fingerprinting costs nothing and the reservation takes about a minute.