Team Take Down

The customer problem

Creators need a way to protect private media before release, recognize possible copies after release, organize proof, and approve takedown action without building a permanent media library or losing control of legal decisions.

Turns leak cleanup into one controlled workspace from protected upload to evidence, creator approval, takedown support, and checked result.

What I built

A product workflow that makes the next decision clearer.

• Designed the workflow around release preparation, not only post-leak cleanup.
• Kept private media minimization, creator approval, evidence capture, and outcome checks visible in the product model.
• Separated possible-copy detection from confirmed legal action so the product does not overclaim what it can see.
• Built the creator workspace around the actions a creator actually needs next: protect, find, remove, and track.

Working flow

From input to controlled action

1. Upload and prepare a protected MP4
2. Remove private file details and add private match signals
3. Watch accessible public sites after release
4. Organize source links, screenshots, match reasons, and filing route
5. Ask the creator to approve the request and track the outcome

Inspectable evidence

What works in the current build

• Public marketing site and creator workspace surface
• Release Watch, evidence, review, request, and result states
• Public privacy boundary that avoids whole-internet or guaranteed-removal claims
• Creator-approved legal action model instead of autonomous takedowns