Artefakt Preserve
The Artefakt ↗Because a person made it
Storytelling you can trust
Artefakt Preserve is a vetted archive of human-made work, with verifiable provenance on every frame. Real people, real moments — protected, published, and sustained.
Smithsonian · 1918
Why this exists
When anything can be generated, proof of the real becomes everything.
The feed is filling with synthetic images and unattributed work. Authorship blurs, context disappears, and the people who actually make the pictures lose control of them. Artefakt is built the other way: every contributor is verified, every image carries its provenance, and the work stays connected to its maker.
From the archive

For human storytellers
Your work, protected and yours.
Photographers, filmmakers — and soon, musicians. The people recording and keeping our human history.
Protect
Copyright registration, C2PA signing, and permanent provenance — proof it’s yours, made by a human.
Publish
Your own page, your own audience, your own domain — and your work goes public through The Artefakt, the network’s publication.
Monetize
Licensing and prints with clear rights. You earn when your work earns, everywhere it appears.
The tools, built in
The tools you rent everywhere else, built into one place.
Delivery, newsletters, portfolio, backup, enforcement — the subscriptions you patch together today, built into the place your archive already lives. Stop renting your audience — build it here, direct, and let it support the work you make.
Your own website & publication page
Import your existing site and domain from almost anywhere. Choose from 30+ templates, or let AI design one for you — then publish a collection with one click.
Client delivery
Send finished work with a branded link and expiry. Replaces WeTransfer, kept inside your archive.
Live Rooms, classrooms & more
Video conferencing built in — meet a client one-on-one, run a live classroom, or present to a room of up to five hundred. No separate Zoom account needed.
Licensing & prints
License your work with simple, clear rights, and sell museum-grade prints — at prices you set.
Copyright filing & enforcement
Formal copyright registration on every image, plus enforcement tools — when your work is taken, you have standing to recover for it.
Protection & provenance
Invisible watermarking, scrape protection, and a permanent Arweave record that outlives any platform.
Video Showcase
Cancel Vimeo — showcase, publish, and deliver film at full resolution, with no file-size limit, on your own player and domain.
AI captioning & keywording
Captions, dates, places, and keywords written for you — your archive falls into order on its own.
Publish direct to your audience
Readers subscribe directly to you — no Patreon in between. You own the relationship and the subscriber list.
For everyone who looks
Know what you’re looking at.
Find work you can trust — and license it simply, from the person who made it.
Verified makers
Every contributor is a real person, personally reviewed and invited. No anonymous accounts, no bots, no generated fakes.
Provenance you can check
See who made each image, where, and when — and open its provenance certificate, recorded permanently on Arweave.
No algorithm, no noise
A quiet, human archive. No feed games, no ads, no engagement bait — just the work.


How it works
We don’t ask you to take our word for it. Every image carries its own proof.
01 · A person makes it
Photography and film made by human beings, in the real world.
02 · The author is reviewed
Every contributor is personally reviewed and invited — a real, accountable person.
03 · The work comes home
The work enters the archive with its metadata: who, where, when — kept with the frame.
04 · A permanent record
C2PA credentials signed into the file, and a record on Arweave that no one can alter or delete.
05 · Anyone can check
Every image links to its provenance certificate. Open it and verify it yourself — no account needed.

A network built for the people who make the real thing.
Real photographs and real films, made by people who were there. Bring your work home, or explore the archive.


