Your life, on your terms.
Your identity
is yours.
A private home for your photos, voice, and video. Keep the original, connect its story, and choose what you share.
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A person. An original. A connection.
Your identity.
On the record.
Begin with your identity declaration: a statement of digital self-ownership built on iOwn.Me’s framework.
Each original has a different record: its OCID. This connects the content to a declared owner, its creator, and available details of who, when, and where.
Illustrative certificate · Nothing is issued here · Drag to rotate
Your private Vault
Keep the original.
Keep the context.
Your image. Your voice. Your work.
A private place for the source, the story, and the choices that belong with it.
The image.
And its origin.
Keep the photo you captured, with its creator, declared owner, and the details you know.
- Original
- The source file
- Context
- Who, when, and where
- OCID
- A record linked to the image
Your voice.
On your terms.
A voice note or a studio take. Keep the recording and choose how another person or AI may use it.
- Original
- The master recording
- Context
- The speaker and the session
- Permission
- Listening, publishing, or AI use
Your work.
From the first take.
Keep the source footage alongside its story. A shared edit can stay connected to where it began.
- Original
- The full source footage
- Context
- The creator and the capture
- Permission
- The copy you choose to share
Illustrative photography. The people pictured are not presented as members or certificate holders.
Meet Liv, your personal guide.
Remember the feeling.
Find the moment.
You remember how a day felt. Liv helps you find the moment in your own words, using the content you allow it to access.
Ask Liv to search your content or help shape a photo into a written memory. Bring related moments into collections, with the originals and their context close at hand.
The evening by the sea
The original photo, the context you add, and its content record—kept together.
Local illustration. No search or AI request is sent.
The rules around you
A Community of Trust.
The rules come first.
Your choices only count if everyone else is bound by them. A Community of Trust is a shared set of rules, not an app, that members and services accept before they connect.
Withdrawing a permission stops future access. It cannot recall a copy already delivered, or undo a licence already carried out.
The Community of Trust framework comes from iOwn.Me. Its member agreements are in legal review, so this describes how it is designed to work.
- Joining gives away nothing.
- Becoming a member, or uploading something, gives no one a right to your content, name, image, or voice.
- Every use needs its own yes.
- A grant names the item, who may use it, what for, and for how long. Nothing is assumed from anything else.
- AI is off until you switch it on.
- Training, voice cloning, and synthetic likeness each need your separate permission.
- Every decision is written down.
- Requests, grants, refusals, and withdrawals are designed to go into a log you can read and export.
Our foundation
Built on a simple belief.
I own me.
iLivedit is an iOwn.Me company.
iOwn.Me’s work in digital self-ownership provides the foundation. iLivedit brings it into everyday life: your originals, their records, and your choices in one app.
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Before you begin
A little
more clarity.
When can I download iLivedit?
Join the waitlist to hear when the app is ready to download. A public release date has not been announced on this page.
What is an OCID?
An OCID is a content ownership record. It connects one original to a declared owner and its available origin evidence: content number, creator, capture date, location, and people pictured where known. Missing details remain unknown.
Is that the same as the identity certificate?
No. Your identity declaration concerns you and your assertion of digital self-ownership. An OCID concerns a particular photo, recording, or video. The person pictured is not automatically its creator or owner.
Are my originals automatically public?
The product is designed around a private Vault. Sharing content or publishing a record is a separate choice. Precise locations and personal details should not become public simply because you imported a file.
Does a record prevent every unauthorized use?
A record preserves a declaration and the available evidence; a scan alone does not establish ownership. Permission controls govern authorized use within the service. They cannot recall downloaded copies or guarantee that content elsewhere will never be misused by people or AI.
What can I try on this page?
The certificate, sample OCID, sharing controls, and Liv examples illustrate the experience. They do not import photos, create an account, send an AI request, or issue a real certificate.
Your next chapter
Live it.
Own it.
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