Authentication & compliance engine · Content multiplier · Regulated enterprise

One authentication and compliance engine: declared origin, recorded approvals, checked access.

Bytebind is the authentication and compliance engine for regulated production: access to every asset is checked, approvals are recorded, and no asset can be approved or delivered until its origin is declared with a C2PA source type. Every delivery is gated by rules enforced in the database, and every guest gallery turns one production into many governed, on-brand touchpoints. Built to connect into the standards and tools your team already trusts, not replace them.

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MFA at sign-in, for platform and studio staff Row-level security on every public table Fail-closed delivery gate Every delivery logged

Capture → Delivery

Eight stages. One system of record.

Every stage from intake to final delivery — unified, versioned, and auditable — instead of a dozen disconnected tools and a spreadsheet tracking who approved what.

01 · CAPTURE

Capture the moment

Upload captures from Welcome Booth, Magic Mirror, and 1Snap like any other asset, or import a back catalog from Box, Drive, or Dropbox — reversible, backdated, metadata-only.

02 · ORGANIZE

Tag on intake

Tags come from an asset's upload context, or are added by hand, so teams find their assets instead of scrolling a folder tree.

03 · COMPOSE

Compose 12 variants

Fan one capture into twelve channel variants for Social, Outdoor, and Owned in a click — each themed to the brand kit, with a template-fit heuristic before publish.

04 · VERSION

Version & lineage

Review-round history with one-click rollback, plus per-asset media lineage — spend, placements, and impressions to source.

05 · REVIEW

Frame-accurate review

Timecode-anchored video comments, side-by-side version compare, and brand approval as a gate — not a suggestion.

06 · SHARE

White-label galleries

Publish token-gated guest galleries, with an optional PIN, under the brand — mobile-first, rights-aware, with favorites, QR/SMS share, and zip download.

07 · DELIVER

Export to DAM

Push approved assets to Adobe AEM or a signed webhook, with each push recorded and a rights check at every delivery door. Other connectors are on the roadmap; ask us.

08 · MEASURE

Executive insights

Turnaround, velocity, and approval-cycle time, computed from live delivery data — the outcomes leadership reports upward.

Compliance & governance

The part procurement actually reads

Security here is a property of the database, not a paragraph in a policy. Access checks, rights, Article 50 disclosure, and approval are enforced at the delivery doors — and when a check cannot resolve, the delivery is refused rather than allowed.

AccessRow-level securityPostgres row-level security is enabled on every public table. Access is scoped to your organization and checked in the database, not filtered in the application.

AI disclosureEU AI Act Article 50 gateEvery asset states how it was created, using a C2PA source type; the database refuses to let an undeclared asset reach approved or final delivery. Where that provenance is algorithmic, the database itself computes that a disclosure is owed, and clears it only on a separate approval record signed off by an approver with executive authority. Unknown provenance is treated as blocked, not as clear. Article 50 binds from 2 August 2026.

RightsOne verdict at the delivery doorsEmbargo, licence window, expiry, talent conflict and the Article 50 hold are weighed by a single rights check — the same one behind the reviewer's screen — so what a reviewer is told and what the door enforces cannot drift apart.

ApprovalApproval gates on guest galleriesGallery assets are proposed by default and stay invisible until a named approver releases them. Guest access follows gallery membership, not project status.

IdentityRoles gated in the databaseRoles are gated in the database rather than in the interface. Multi-factor authentication is required for platform and studio staff and prompted at sign-in by the application — it is a sign-in control, not a database one, and we would rather say so here than have your security review find it. Staff are asked for the code in every session, with no remembered-device skip, and client users sign in with an emailed one-time code and are not asked for an authenticator. Enterprise SSO federation is on the roadmap — ask us where it stands before you write it into a requirement.

AccountabilityRecorded, not inferredApprovals, stage changes, disclosures and consent are written to append-only event planes by the database itself. Tenants hold read access only. The consent plane is deliberately built to outlive the rows it describes, so deleting a roster entry cannot erase the record that a consent existed.

Access matrix, security documentation, and the vendor-review pack are available under NDA. Start a vendor review →

Studio · Agency · Brand

Built for multi-agency creative operations

Most content tools assume one company; a real content supply chain spans three. A brand owns the asset, an agency coordinates it, a studio produces it — so Bytebind models Studio, Agency, and Brand as first-class organization types and keeps marketing asset governance intact across company lines, in one system of record instead of three.

Produces

Studio

Crew, capture, and post. Builds the work and moves it through the pipeline. Cost and margin stay inside the studio and are never exposed to the other two legs.

Coordinates

Agency

Engaged by the brand to run and review the work. Reaches a client's assets only through an explicit collaboration grant — scoped to a single project, revocable when the engagement ends, and carrying no approval right unless one is deliberately handed over.

Owns

Brand

Owns the work, the rights record, and the final say on release. A named brand approver decides when the work reaches a guest gallery or the brand's own asset library.

One company is often two of these at once — a brand on its own campaign, an agency on someone else's. Access resolves from an organization's role on that project rather than from its name, so the same login is scoped correctly in both, and every asset keeps its declared origin as it crosses between them.

Video monitor on a production set, framing an interview shot — On set

Production crew and camera rig on location — Real crews

Crew filming an on-camera interview — Real capture

Built for the whole org

Value for every leader in the room

One platform a marketing lead, an operations lead, and an AI/data lead can each stand behind.

For Brand & Marketing

Ship on-brand, faster

On-brand by construction — variants themed to your palette, with a template-fit check before publish.
12 channel variants in one click across Social, Outdoor, and Owned.
White-label delivery — guests see the brand, not the tool.
Executive proof — turnaround, velocity, and approval metrics to report upward.

For Operations

One governed system of record

Consolidate the stack — capture, proofing, review, galleries, DAM push, insights in one pipeline.
Role-gated workflows, enforced in the database. MFA required for platform and studio staff at sign-in.
Auditable by default — the delivery doors re-check the one rights verdict and mint a short-lived signed URL, recorded.
Multi-tenant at scale — access rules enforced in the database, not just the app.

For AI & Data Governance

Provenance declared, disclosure enforced

C2PA source-type declaration per asset — declared before an asset can be approved or delivered. Undeclared is treated as blocked. The declaration uses the open C2PA standard's source-type vocabulary. Embedding a signed C2PA manifest in delivered files is in build. Bytebind is the pipeline that gets a capture's origin declared and compliance-cleared at the source, before it reaches the systems your team already uses, not a replacement for them.
Article 50 disclosure with an executive sign-off — approval adds a separate record rather than editing the declaration, and only an approver with executive authority can write it.
Consent and witnessed presence — recorded in an append-only plane that outlives the rows it describes. The document is not copied in, only a digest, so erasure still reaches it. No biometric identification.
No agentic capability in this version — nothing publishes, edits or delivers on its own. It is roadmap, and it will arrive governed by this same plane.

The activation toolset

Capture tools that feed the pipeline

When the work starts at a live activation, these are the capture tools. Welcome Booth and Magic Mirror captures can be uploaded into the governed pipeline above like any other asset — same access rules, same rights checks, same approvals, same log. 1Snap is a standalone workspace: its exports can be uploaded like any other asset, and a direct 1Snap connection is on the roadmap.

1Snap

Instant Capture

Fast, on-brand photo capture and instant guest sharing at any activation.

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Welcome Booth

Guest Activation

Branded guest welcome and check-in that turns arrivals into personalized galleries.

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Magic Mirror

Interactive Mirror

The 65″ interactive full-length mirror photo-booth experience guests remember.

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No booth in the plan? Import a back catalog from Box, Drive, or Dropbox instead. The pipeline is the product — the tools are how the moment gets into it.

The platform

Every surface your teams need

Purpose-built for capture-to-delivery — not a generic file store with folders. Anything still in build is marked as such, on this page, before you ask.

Compose StudioTwelve channel variants with per-brand theming and a template-fit heuristic.

Frame-accurate reviewTimecode comments, resolve/reopen, version compare.

Versions & rollbackReview-round history with one-click rollback; spend and placement reporting per asset.

Guest galleriesToken-gated with an optional PIN, brand-themed, rights-aware delivery.

Watermarking RoadmapPixel-level watermarking on delivered files is in build. Rights protection today is enforced at egress by the download gate.

Export to DAMAdobe AEM or signed webhook, with each push recorded. Other connectors are on the roadmap; ask us.

Agent Connect RoadmapGoverned automation is not shipped in this version and nothing acts on content on its own. When it arrives it will run inside the compliance plane already in production — provenance declaration, Article 50 disclosure, one rights verdict, append-only audit — so adopting it is a decision you make, not a default you inherit.

Industry signals

Built for where experiential is going

Bytebind is built for how brands measure experiential capture — engagement, shareability, and measurable ROI. Every figure below is sourced to the study it came from, with the year on its face. Where we could not find a primary source, we removed the number rather than repeat it.

Read the sources before you weigh them. We link the studies themselves rather than the roundups that repeat them, and where we could not reach a primary source we removed the number instead of publishing it.

Tracking: AI photo experiences · 360 capture · branded digital galleries · SMS & QR delivery · real-time share analytics.

Pricing

Plans that scale with your team

From a single activation to multi-brand enterprise deployments with the full compliance plane and dedicated support. We'll match a plan to your team and security requirements.

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