Sign in to your registry account

Enter the email you registered with. We send a sign-in link. Opening it confirms the email and opens your account. No password to create or lose.

Registered before accounts existed? Sign in with the same email and your records are already here. Nothing about them changes.

Your account

The registry publishes your display name and terms. Your email and legal identity are held by Alltio and never published.

Identity behind your claims: …

Tier 1 is an account with a confirmed email. Tier 2 is domain-verified: prove control of the domain your works are published on, under Domains and collection. Tier 3 is identity-verified and is triggered when there is a payout to collect. Licensing is offered from tier 2.

Is this page my work?

Give a page address, or paste the text of the page. Pasted text is fingerprinted here in your browser and only the fingerprint is sent — a fingerprint is one-way, so the words never leave this page. Alltio answers from your own registered works, whatever device you sign in on. Nothing you check here is stored, and nothing is ever written into the register from a comparison.

Or paste the text of the page. This works for anything you can read in your browser, including pages behind a sign-in that Alltio cannot reach.

What this shows, and what it does not. Each row records that an AI crawler requested one of your pages. It shows the work was read. It does not show the work was used in any answer, and it does not show it entered a training corpus. A crawler identity marked claimed is taken from the user-agent string, which can be forged; verified means the operator's own published method confirmed the source address.

Crawl activity

Requests to your verified domains by known AI crawlers, with the terms that were in force at that moment.

When (UTC)	Crawler	Operator	Identity	Page	Work	Terms served	Source

Domains

Prove control of the domain your works are published on. This lifts your claims to domain-verified, and it is how a plugin or a log upload is authorised to report crawl events.

Collect crawl events

Two ways to report what AI crawlers request from your site. Both need a verified domain.

1. Upload an access log

Works on any stack. Paste or upload your web server access log (Apache or Nginx common or combined format, or JSON lines). Only lines whose user-agent matches a known AI crawler become events; everything else is dropped and nothing else is stored. Re-uploading the same lines writes nothing twice.

2. WordPress plugin

The Alltio plugin reports crawler requests as they happen. Issue an ingest key for the verified domain below and paste it into the plugin's settings. The key is shown once.

Usage and settlement

Reports from AI companies of which works they used, and any settlement that follows.

Nothing to show. No AI company currently reports which works it uses. Agreements and regulation are what change this. Reports will appear here when they arrive.

Crawl activity is separate and is under its own tab. A crawl shows a page was read, not that it was used.

Group filing United States only

The U.S. Copyright Office lets one author register several short written works published online on a single application.

This applies only to registration with the U.S. Copyright Office. In most other countries your rights do not depend on registering. Below are the groups your works can form, and why any other work cannot go in one. You file in the Copyright Office's online system, eCO, and pay the Office's fee there. Alltio does not file for you and never holds a copy of your work. This page works out dates and counts; it is not legal advice.