AI models are training on photographs, illustrations and writing right now — usually without permission and without a paper trail. fleetstreet gives you the switch: register your works, set your terms, and issue machine-readable licences that AI agents must check before they touch your work.
You can't defend what you can't identify. fleetstreet registers each photograph and illustration with its real metadata — IPTC creator, credit line and copyright notice, EXIF capture data, usage class — into a registered identity that AI systems can look up and verify before use.
Some photographers want to say no. Others want to get paid. fleetstreet makes both a setting, not a lawsuit. Flip training on or off, allow or block generative use, and issue a licence any AI agent can read — and that you can revoke the moment terms change.
Every time an AI agent checks a licence, requests access, or is turned away, fleetstreet writes it to a tamper-evident access log. That's your evidence trail — the difference between "we think our work was scraped" and "here's exactly who, what, and when."
Your existing portfolio becomes AI-licensable without leaving fleetstreet.
Your photographs and illustrations get work IDs with real rights metadata.
Toggle training, generative use, and editorial reference — per work or portfolio-wide.
Machine-readable licences AI agents must check before they act.
Watch the access log fill in — and revoke anything, anytime.
AI isn't waiting for permission. Register your works on fleetstreet and put yourself back in control of how machines use your work.
Building AI? Request licences in the AI Licensee Portal →