bevice
See the seal
You spot the bevice seal on a work — on a portfolio, a shop, an article or a track. It signals a human stands behind it.
How it works
The whole thing, step by step.
bevice is not an AI detector. It is a way to bind a public promise to a single work, show a live seal others can trust, and make breaking that promise visible. Here is the full walkthrough — for creators, for viewers, where we draw the AI line, and what happens when someone is caught.
For creators
From declaration to a live seal.
Four steps. Free, fast, and one declaration per work.
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Apply & register
Sign up for free and confirm your email. Minimal data, no payment, no friction. Your name is what stands behind every seal you create.
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Self-declaration
Add a work and accept one clear rule: it was made by a human, not generated by a machine. One declaration per piece. You may optionally list the assisting tools you used.
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Get the seal
bevice issues a live seal for that exact work, served from our server — not a static image you host. That is what makes it revocable.
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Embed it
Copy a small snippet onto your site, shop, portfolio or social bio. The seal is live and clickable, and it links to your work's verification page.
For viewers
One click is all it takes to check.
The seal is only worth what it links to. Trust the page, not the picture.
Click it
The seal is live and clickable. One click opens the bevice verification page for that exact work — not a generic badge.
Read the status
The page shows who declared the work, when, and the current status: valid or revoked. A copied image with no valid entry links nowhere.
The line we draw
What “human-made” means here.
The line is not “AI yes or no” — almost every tool has some AI inside today, so that test is unholdable. The real question is simpler: did a machine invent the content, or only support the craft?
Allowed
Assisting tools
Tools that help you do the work but invent none of the content:
- Spell- and grammar check, autocomplete of words you are already writing
- Exposure, colour, sharpening, noise reduction, cropping
- Stabilisation, denoising, mastering and level adjustment for audio
- Layout, formatting and export helpers
Not allowed
Generated content
A machine that invents the text, image, sound or video — in whole or in passages:
- Text written for you from a prompt (whole pieces or paragraphs)
- Images or illustrations generated from a description
- Generated voices, instruments or full musical passages
- Generated or “outpainted” parts pasted into an otherwise human work
The simple test: did a person lead, and the machine only assist? You confirm the rule when you declare a work, and you may optionally list the tools you used. Honesty over perfection. A stricter “100% handmade” tier — no AI at all — comes later for those who want it.
When someone is caught
The seal has teeth.
We do not check everyone. But if you lie and it comes out, the seal is gone and it is on the public record.
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Report
Anyone — a fan, a peer, a competitor — can report a work they believe breaks the rule. Reports carry reasons and evidence, not just a claim.
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Review & hearing
We review the report against the rule. The creator is heard before any decision — no automatic takedown on a bare accusation. The burden is on the report, the process is fair and documented.
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Seal revoked
If the violation is confirmed, the live seal is switched off centrally and at once. Every embedded copy goes dark, with no action needed from the creator.
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Public register entry
A permanent, public entry records the revocation — with the reason and date. That visible record, not the seal itself, is what makes lying expensive.
“We do not check everyone — but if you lie and it comes out, it is public, and your seal is gone. For good.”
Our promise
We do not claim “guaranteed AI-free”.
bevice is a registration and revocation body — not a guarantor, and not an AI detector. We give a person a way to bind a public promise to their work, and we make breaking that promise visible. The accountability comes from the open register and reputation, not from our technology.