Protection first
We exist to put creators back in control of their image. Every decision is measured by how much safer a client becomes.
Noticeora exists because takedown tools built on copyright law can't touch content that was never real footage to begin with. We built ours around the tools that can.
Our mission
For years, the only legal mechanism available to creators facing leaked content was DMCA — a copyright law never designed for this problem, and one with no answer at all for AI-generated deepfakes, since synthetic content isn't the creator's own footage to claim.
That gap is why Noticeora exists. We founded Noticeora in 2026 after working with creator agencies and realizing how much revenue adult content creators were losing to deepfakes that went unreported simply because no existing tool could detect them. When the federal TAKE IT DOWN Act came into force in 2026 — the first law to explicitly cover AI-generated intimate content — we built our entire enforcement process around it from day one, rather than retrofitting an old copyright-only tool.
What we believe
We exist to put creators back in control of their image. Every decision is measured by how much safer a client becomes.
The web is too large to patrol by hand. We build machine-speed detection so humans can focus on judgment and enforcement.
Technology without enforcement is a dashboard. We pair detection with takedown-ready notices that platforms actually act on.
The biometric data we use to find matches is never sold, indexed, or reused. The creator's identity is always the product.
Managers juggle hundreds of creators. We build tools that protect the whole roster under one clear, predictable subscription.
Re-uploads move fast. Our system stays watching after a removal, so the same leak does not keep coming back.
How we think
Most monitoring tools stop at a screenshot. Noticeora follows the full lifecycle: discovery, verification, evidence capture, notice filing, and post-removal watch.
We designed the platform around how agencies actually work — shared rosters, multiple managers, and the need for proof that something is being done. Every removal is logged, every URL is tracked, and every client gets a clear picture of what was found and what was taken down.
Built for speed
New leaks are flagged in minutes, not days.
Built for enforcement
Notices are drafted for the platform, host, and search engine.
Built for trust
Biometric data is never reused or sold. Ever.
2026
Founded with a focus on creator-first protection.
24/7
Monitoring across the indexed web and underground forums.
100+
Agencies and talent managers using the platform.
48h
Average removal window for qualifying notices.
If you manage a roster and want to understand what your current takedown coverage actually includes — copyright only, or deepfakes too — that's a conversation worth having now, not after a leak.