What happens after you hit sign up.
You bring the handles. We bring the pipeline, the paperwork, and a real human agent for anything the automation can't handle.
You give us your handles
Tell us your usernames on the platforms you publish on. Add reference photos if you want face-recognition or deepfake scanning. Two minutes, no card.
We scan everywhere
10,000+ leak sites, image search, Telegram, Discord, and 15+ social platforms, every hour on the priority ones, every few hours on the long tail.
We file + remove
The moment a leak is found, a §512(c)(3)-compliant DMCA notice ships. If the platform stalls, the escalation cascade pressures their host, CDN, and registrar until the link is dead.
You get receipts
Every action is timestamped, every removal is re-checked, and a short weekly report lands in your inbox with what we found and what we removed. No noise.
Built because this happened to us too.
Every card below is a real thing that happens to creators. We know because it happened to the people who built Privly. That's where the pipeline came from.
You found your drop on Telegram. For free.
A fan DM'd you the link. Or you found it yourself at 2am. That sinking, violated feeling? It's real, and you're allowed to be furious.
You've sent DMCAs that went nowhere.
Copy the URL. Fill out the form. Wait three weeks. Watch it reappear an hour later. You're a creator, not an IP lawyer.
You don't know who's doing this to you.
Is it a subscriber? An ex? A leak site scraper? Not knowing keeps you up at night, especially when it keeps happening.
Your dedicated protection team.
Automation handles the speed. Your named agent handles everything else, the places bots can't reach, the follow-ups platforms ignore, and the situations that need a real person who knows your case.
Bots handle the volume
Detection, filing, verification, weekly reports, the pipeline does the repetitive work at machine speed so nothing waits.
Humans handle the edge cases
Counter-notices, sensitive escalations, novel leak sites, and 'what should we actually do here?' moments get eyes-on-glass before anything ships.
A named person, yours
Slack, email, or WhatsApp. They know your case, your content, and your escalation preferences. Not a queue, a person.
Every step, in more detail.
Curious about the mechanics of watermarking? The exact escalation ladder? How deepfake detection actually flags a fake? All four pillars live at /features, each with its own deep dive.