DENVER - ColoradoDesk -- Sinima today launched its Creative Ownership Platform for filmmakers, creators, film students, and boutique studios. AI is making creative work easier to copy, remix and reuse, while the proof, permissions and rights around that work remain scattered across disconnected tools. Sinima keeps those records connected to the creative asset.

Sinima is the ownership infrastructure for creative work, built around four connected capabilities: Host, Protect, Monitor and Monetize. Work is stored privately in the Library, and each protected asset receives a publicly verifiable Ownership Certificate. That record remains associated with the work when it is copied or re-uploaded, creating a foundation for ongoing monitoring and rights-cleared, creator-controlled licensing. Monitoring, coming soon, will search the accessible web and selected public AI sources for potential misuse, with human review required before any enforcement action is taken.

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"AI should not turn human creativity into untraceable raw material. We built Sinima so the people making the work retain the proof, the permissions and the final say over how their work is seen, shared and valued. AI democratized creation. Sinima is democratizing ownership, making rights as easy to establish as content is to create."

Lisa Trublet de Nermont, Founder and CEO of Sinima

Sinima is designed to complement established production workflows rather than replace the editing and review tools creators already use. Goldie, Sinima's AI assistant, helps creators organize and manage their growing libraries through plain-language instructions. A Showcase provides a private, password-protected space to deliver work to clients, with review and collaboration built directly into the experience, including exact-frame feedback, voice notes and guest access. Once work is ready to be seen publicly, The Row gives creators a dedicated portfolio for discovery and recruiting, extending the lifecycle of the work beyond delivery.

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The launch comes as Hollywood and the wider creative economy move beyond debating whether or not AI will be used, toward harder operating questions about permission, provenance, rights clarity and compensation. Sinima's premise is that legitimate participation begins with creator choice and a documented relationship between the work, the rights holder and the intended use.

Sinima is available at https://mysinima.com.
A product overview is available https://canva.link.sinima-public.

About Sinima

Sinima is a Creative Ownership Platform for filmmakers, creators, academia and boutique studios. It brings together four core capabilities applied to digital assets: hosting, ownership protection, monitoring and creator-controlled monetization. Sinima is built around a simple principle: creative work should stay connected to the people who made it, the rights attached to it and the permissions that determine how it can be used.