A dated record for each work’s rights context.
So when a copy shows up, you are not starting from memory.
Keep reported people, agreements, file versions, incident reports, and follow-up questions together by work. Session Copy organizes what you report; it does not verify ownership or events.
Account required to save. Draft stays in browser session; return to intake. Private to your account.
What you enter
Record what you know—and what still needs confirmation.
Start with one work, then keep its reported contributors, agreement context, file versions, and open questions together in a private account vault.
- Name the work
- Title, type, and approximate creation period.
- People and material
- Contributors, third-party material, and split records.
- AI context
- Separate answers about AI creation and later training or generation use.
- Event and references
- The request or event, evidence hooks, and working preference.
- Collaborator and permission context
- Record the names, roles, split status, and permission details you know. Session Copy sends no unsolicited collaborator outreach; an artist may initiate a named request about selected saved fields.
- Dated file versions
- Add submitted file versions to a dated timeline.
- Optional supporting material
- Add source URLs or available evidence files to a saved work record when useful.
What you receive
A work record with open gaps and next questions in view.
The intake summary gathers your reported facts and highlights information that is missing or still uncertain. Suggested follow-up is based on what you entered.
Day-one workflow
From a first draft to a saved work record.
- 01
Describe one work
Record its title and type, people and material, separate AI context, and a related event or request.
- 02
Sign in to save it
Your draft answers stay in this browser session while you create an account or sign in.
- 03
Review the private work record
See the facts you reported, open gaps, and suggested questions. Add notes and references as your record develops.
- 04
Download its PDF summary
Export a summary of the saved record. It organizes your entries; it does not verify them or determine ownership.
Start a draft without an account. Sign in when you are ready to save, then add source URLs or files in the vault when available. Read the four-step explanation.
Dated records and export
Keep file receipts with the work. Export its summary when useful.
A PDF summary organizes reported information; it does not independently verify the details.
Record what you observed, then decide what to ask.
- 01Manually note what you heard or saw, when you noticed it, and the platform or tool involved.
- 02Add a source URL or available file to your work record when useful.
- 03Review suggested next questions. For disputes, deadlines, takedowns, or contract interpretation, consult qualified counsel.
Reports are entered manually. Session Copy does not monitor for uses or guarantee protection; incident response means recording what you report and reviewing possible next questions.
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Information and planning context
Session Copy organizes information and suggests questions. Session Copy does not provide legal advice, does not guarantee payment, and does not guarantee a legal outcome. The suggestions here are not legal advice and do not determine ownership, infringement, enforceability, or consent. Jurisdiction and facts matter. For disputes, takedowns, deadlines, contract interpretation, or another high-stakes decision, consult qualified legal counsel. Your consent answer is a planning preference—not a legal grant, withdrawal, or notice.