How it works

Give Your Unique Work a Verifiable Identity.

YOU™ creates an independent registration record for one-of-a-kind handmade, artistic and digital works — connecting one specific work with its creator, documented identity and provenance.

One work. One creator. One unique record.

How YOU™ works

A record for one specific work.

YOU™ is not simply a PDF certificate generator. Each registration creates a structured record for one unique work. After review, every approved work receives a YTM ID and a public Registry page. Certificate and NFC options add qualified proof of time and further features when a genuine provider timestamp has been validated.

One registration = one unique work.

For one-of-a-kind handmade, artistic and digital works. Not for mass production, batches or product models.

  1. Create
  2. Document
  3. Review
  4. Register
  5. Verify
  6. Preserve provenance
Free registration · €0

Review → Register → YTM ID → Public Work Page

The free registration is complete after approval. It has no Qualified Electronic Timestamp and no PDF Certificate.

Certificate €4.99 · NFC €9.99

Approved record → Hash → QTSP → Certificate

Eligible paid registrations add qualified proof of time. NFC also connects a physical work to its record; shipping is separate.

01

Create

Create Your Unique Work

YOU™ is designed for individual works that can be identified on their own: OOAK and art dolls, sculpture, paintings, art and design objects, handmade objects, unique jewelry, collectibles and Digital Art.

One registration always relates to one specific work.
02

Document

Document Its Identity

Provide the title, declared creation date, category, description and identifying details. For a physical work, add materials, dimensions and photographs from different sides; video and process evidence can provide further context. For Digital Art, provide its file format, version, technical details, preview and the applicable digital documentation.

The goal is a detailed record that can identify this particular work later. The creator’s declared date, submission date and registration date remain separate.

03

Submit & review

Submit for Review

YOU™ is not an automatic certificate generator. Every submission passes the Review Process before approval. Review may check completeness, documentation quality, identifiability, consistency, category eligibility, obvious contradictions and compliance with Registry rules.

Review is not a legal determination of authorship, copyright ownership or originality, and does not guarantee that no similar work exists.

Read the Review Process →
04

Register

Receive a Unique YTM ID

After approval, every registered work receives a permanent YTM ID, including Free Registration. New physical and digital works use distinct prefixes, YTM-F… and YTM-D…. Existing IDs, such as YTM-AURORA-2048, remain valid.

Your YTM ID identifies that work in the YOU™ Registry. The system assigns it; the artist does not enter it manually.

Public Registry

Every Registered Work Has Its Own Public Page

Each approved work receives a page that can display its YTM ID, title, creator, work type, category, allowed photographs and current registration status. Certificate, timestamp, NFC and provenance information appear only when applicable and available. Private files and review materials are not public.

Explore the Registry
05

Verify

Verify the Work

Search by YTM ID to see the current public registration status. Paid Certificate registrations can also offer QR verification; an NFC Passport connects a physical object to its digital record.

Verify a Work

Registration history

A Record That Keeps Its History

Submission, review, approval and YTM ID activation form the work’s history. A paid work may also record manifest and hash generation, a validated QTSP timestamp and Certificate issuance. The history reflects events that actually occurred; Free registrations do not display paid evidence events that did not take place.

Submission receivedReview completedYTM ID activatedPaid evidence, if issuedOwnership transfer, if recorded
06

Preserve provenance

A History That Continues

Registration is only the beginning. A unique work may remain with its creator, be sold, inherited or pass through a gallery. Its recorded history can continue when ownership changes.

CreatorYOU™ Registration + YTM IDCertificate / timestamp, if applicableOwner and later transfer

The creator remains linked to the original registration. The current owner may change; creator and owner are distinct.

Ownership Transfer · €1.99 per transfer

Transfer Ownership Without Losing the Work’s History

When a registered physical work changes hands, Ownership Transfer continues its recorded ownership history without replacing the original creator record.

See Ownership Transfer

A simple example

Meet Aurora.

An artist creates a one-of-a-kind doll, photographs it from several angles and documents its materials and dimensions. YOU™ reviews the submission. Once approved, Aurora receives a YTM ID and its own public page.

If the artist selects Certificate, the finalised record is hashed and sent for a qualified timestamp. Only after validation is the PDF Certificate with QR verification issued. Years later, the record can still show the documented appearance and registration history. Ownership Transfer can continue its provenance.

Aurora’s historical example ID is preserved; its earlier record is not described as qualified unless a real QTSP token exists.

Aurora, a one-of-a-kind art doll used as a registration example
Aurora · one unique work, one continuing record

Choose your registration option

Choose How Far You Want to Go

Free Registration

€0

Review, YTM ID, Registry record, Public Work Page, verification and history. No QTSP timestamp or PDF Certificate.

Certificate

€4.99

Everything in Free, plus finalised record hash, validated qualified timestamp, PDF Certificate, QR verification and evidence history.

NFC Passport

€9.99

Everything in Certificate, plus a physical NFC tag for the individual physical work. Shipping is separate.

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Your work is unique. Its record should be too.

Start With One Work.

Registration starts with a single unique work. Choose the level of documentation and protection that fits your needs.

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