Before You Hit 'Send': Why Every Designer Needs to Call Dibs First
That moment when you’re about to hit “send” on your latest design draft—whether to a client, a collaborator, or a portfolio website—is one of excitement. But it’s also when your creative work is most exposed. Once it leaves your screen, it’s out in the world. And without proof, it’s no longer just yours.
This is the silent vulnerability
most creators don’t realize they face until it’s too late. That’s why My Dibs exists—not to change your workflow,
but to safeguard it. It's a free, simple, and powerful way to get proof of
possession on your creative work, so you can move forward without fear.
The Invisible Risk Every Designer
Faces
Every designer has heard the horror
stories: a logo shared in good faith ends up on someone else’s Instagram. A
concept for a pitch is “borrowed” by another team. A Behance upload gets
mysteriously recreated by someone across the globe.
These aren’t rare. In fact, the more
connected we are, the more common creative theft becomes. And here’s the real
kicker: if you can’t prove you had the idea first, there’s often little you can
do.
How My Dibs Works (And Why It’s
Brilliantly Simple)
Calling dibs takes less time than
exporting a PNG.
You upload your file—whether it’s a
sketch, presentation, mood board, or video—and My Dibs instantly returns a
certificate of possession. This certificate, backed by the trusted technology
of Truecopy Credentials Pvt Ltd, includes a cryptographic timestamp, file
details, and a digital signature.
That means nobody can tamper with
it, fake it, or question it.
You can even call dibs on multiple
versions of the same project as it evolves—documenting the entire creative journey.
From a basic thumbnail sketch to a full-blown animation, every step can be
certified as yours.
Why This Matters for Freelancers and
Agencies Alike
Whether you’re a solo designer
juggling clients or an agency handling collaborative projects, the need to
prove who created what, and when, is essential.
Freelancers often send multiple
drafts to clients. Agencies share internal documents across large teams. In
these fast-moving environments, clarity around authorship can save time,
reputation, and even revenue.
By using My Dibs as part of your
workflow, you build a secure archive of your creative progress—one that’s
verifiable, legally relevant, and most importantly, free.
Proof of Possession: Your New Best
Practice
Designers often ask, “Isn’t copyright
enough?” The answer: traditional copyright is valuable—but it's also
time-consuming, costly, and not always accessible, especially for early-stage
or in-progress work.
Proof of possession, on the other hand, is instant and serves a practical,
real-world need: proving that you owned the work at a specific time. It’s
especially useful in the digital space, where ideas spread rapidly and credit
is often blurred.
My Dibs
doesn’t replace copyright—it complements it. It gives you the daily armor you
need as a modern creative professional.
This frictionless experience makes
it easier than ever to make proof of possession a habit.
More Than a Tool—A Growing Creative
Movement
My Dibs isn’t just a platform. It’s
part of a larger conversation about ownership, authorship, and fairness in the
creative world.
The website features expert
interviews, stories from creators who’ve used the tool to stand up for their
work, and educational blogs to help you understand your rights. Whether you’re
a beginner or a seasoned designer, there’s a community here that values your
voice and your vision.
Backed by Trust, Built for the
Future
My Dibs is powered by Truecopy
Credentials Pvt Ltd, the tech force behind over a billion digital signatures.
With their reputation in digital authentication, you can trust that every
certificate issued through My Dibs is secure, credible, and future-proof.
And yes, all of this is offered at
zero cost to you.
It’s Time to Rethink What
'Ownership' Looks Like
You don’t need to wait until your
design is complete. You don’t need to be a legal expert. You just need to be
proactive.
Before you hit “send,” hit My Dibs.
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