The starting point
A folder hierarchy tells you where a file lives. Reviewing the work, separating WIP and understanding provenance require looking at the contents and their available evidence.
Canvas.
A visual media library with file analysis and an AI-transparency register.
How can a creative team review delivered work and understand the evidence behind its source?
My contribution
Creative direction and hands-on prototype development: connecting media review, file inspection and an AI-transparency register in one interface.
What the prototype changes
The prototype combines a visual media library, file properties and AI evidence. Delivered work can be reviewed together; the register can be exported for further discussion or review.
Why it matters
A concrete way to discuss creative quality and traceability together, using the existing media library. The design makes the evidence inspectable instead of reducing it to a yes-or-no AI label.
Evidence & next step
Inspect the working prototype below: browse fictional sample folders, inspect chosen local files and export the source register. Its functionality is visible; effects on review time, rework and team adoption still need to be measured in use.
Inspect the prototype ↓B / Design decisions
Use the existing library
Fictional brand folders illustrate navigation. Chosen local files stay in the browser.
Keep WIP separate
WIP files are shown separately with a watermark and excluded from figures and the source register.
Show what is known
Sample evidence is fictional. Local files expose supported embedded AI markings, software tags and Content Credentials markers, with reading limits. Signatures and trust are not verified.
C / Prototype result
SEE IT.TRACE IT.
One prototype connects creative review, file inspection and an exportable record of AI evidence.
Browse
Images, video and PDFs, grouped by fictional brand and project.
Inspect
File properties and the evidence behind each provenance entry.
Export
A CSV or printable register of delivered files.
Try the prototype.
Demo version with sample data.
Working demo with sample data. Browse the library, inspect a file, run the analysis under Figures and export the source register. In Chrome or Edge you can also open a local folder; your files stay in your browser.
Open CanvasMetadata can disappear during editing or export. An absent AI marking does not prove that no AI was used.