This wizard needs JavaScript to know which accounts are yours. Without it you can still correct this record or ask us to remove it — both work without an account at all, and a person reads every one.
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Something on our side did not answer, so we cannot tell which of these accounts are yours. Nothing has changed.
Most of this is already filled in. You’re checking, not typing.
Confirm where you post
These are the accounts we found. Keep the ones that are yours, drop the ones that aren’t, and add anything we missed.
Your accounts
Add the accounts you post from as this Creator : one per social platform. You can add other accounts you own or are associated with later under Related social accounts.
We could not read this record’s accounts just now.
This is the only account on this record, so it can’t be dropped — a record needs at least one. Add another account first, or ask us to remove the whole record.
Adding one signs you in with that platform, which is also what verifies it. We read the audience number from each platform. LinkedIn has no sign-in we can use: you paste your profile link, and it shows as Stated.
Your audience numbers and how we show them
Verified came straight from the platform. Sourced is public information we found on the platform. Stated is what you told us. If they disagree we show the strongest one we have, in that order, so a number you type is kept and shown only where we have nothing better. Verify the account and your real number takes over automatically.
The part that protects you. Two clicks if you want the simple answer.
Tell AI what it may use
AI systems can find information about you on the web and use it in search results and answers. They can also use your name, photos, voice and more to train AI or create digital avatars, voice clones and deepfakes.
This is where you tell AI what it can use, what needs your permission, and what it cannot use. Your choices follow the RSL Human Consent Standard, an open standard for declaring how AI may use your identity.
Your overall position
Choose one rule for everything, or choose Conditional to set different rules for your name, image, voice and more. We start with Conditional so you can be found and shown by AI, while keeping other uses under your control.
How someone can ask you for permission
Add an email. This gives people a way to contact you when they want to pay for AI use of your identity. Your email is not shown as your public contact on the record but is visible to AI & Search systems.
Editable. Tell people what they need to do before using your identity for paid AI use. This is not printed on your record. It is published at a stable link that your declaration points AI & Search systems to.
Live declaration
This is what AI systems will read
Updating as you go.
The step that decides who finds you. Worth two minutes.
What you create
Choose the categories that best describe your content. This helps people and AI find you when they are looking for Creators like you.
Primary categories
Up to two. The main things people know you for.
You choose your categories. Categories with dashed outlines are never inferred.
Pick a primary category first and the relevant secondaries appear here.
About you
We’ve created this summary from public information, your verified accounts, and the categories and choices you’ve selected above. It’s written to help Search and AI understand and show you better. You can’t edit it directly.
Share anything about yourself or your work that would make your record more complete. This will appear as “Stated” information below your record summary.
All optional. Fill in as much or as little as you like.
A little about you
None of this is required. It helps brands, collaborators, Search and AI understand who you are and reach you properly.
Your social name stays as it is.
No email or phone added. People can contact you through your social accounts.
Add a way to reach you
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Each route has its own eye, so you can publish one and keep another private. If neither is public, your record directs people to your social accounts. Sparkonomy Relay is coming soon to help you receive collaboration requests without sharing your personal email or number.
Choose up to 5 languages you use to create or communicate. The 10 most used are shown; type to find any other.
Start typing and pick your city from the list. City names from GeoNames.
From your verified account. We recommend keeping it. A matching profile photo helps Search and AI connect this record to your social accounts. PNG, JPG or WebP, up to 5 MB.
Nothing yet — a brand reading your record cannot tell what you are qualified in.
What you are qualified as, and who registered you. Published as “Stated” — your own word, which we have not checked against a register. Credentials belong to you rather than to this record, so they show on your portfolio too.
Last one, and it’s short.
Anything else
A few extras, and one thing we noticed that needs your eye.
Needs your eye
Information conflicts
Two sources disagree. You can’t delete a conflict, because a public record shouldn’t be able to quietly lose an inconvenient source. Tell us which one is right and we’ll reconcile it.
| Fact | Source A | Source B | Which is right? |
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Your choice is saved as your own preference and queued for reconciliation. Where a Verified source exists, the record keeps showing the Verified value until it is resolved.