Release.
Protect.
Verify.
Three connected modules for photographers, models and platforms: a vault for the records you already have, digital releases for every new shoot, and ProntoTag to tie consent to the content it covers.
Your archive,
in one place
Most studios already hold years of paper releases and ID copies. The vault brings them into one encrypted, searchable place — so they stop living on phones and in inboxes.
Bring your archive in
Upload scanned releases and the ID copies you already hold, individually or in batches for whole rosters.
Encrypted at rest
Documents are encrypted in storage and access is restricted to the people you authorise.
Timestamped on upload
Every document gets an upload timestamp, building a record of when you held what.
Search, share, export
Find any record in seconds, share a specific document by secure link, and export reports when you are asked.
New releases,
no passports
For every new shoot, the release is created and signed digitally. The model verifies with ProntoID on her own device; you never receive a copy of her ID.
Create in minutes
Start from the release template, set the scope and link the production.
Sign by QR code or link
Show a QR code on set or email a link. Releases can be signed before, during or after the shoot.
Verified signers
The model signs with a ProntoID-verified identity; you see the verified name and the age result.
Sealed on signing
The signed record is hashed and stored immediately, so any later change is detectable.
Consent tied
to the content
A release covers a shoot. ProntoTag covers a specific piece of content: each tagged performer approves their own appearance, and the permissions travel with the content.
Tag performers
Tag everyone who appears in a piece of content; each verifies and approves their own appearance.
Readable permissions
Territory, medium, purpose and term are recorded as states a platform can read and act on.
Linked records
Each tag links back to the release and approval behind it, without exposing identity documents.
Withdrawal routed
If a performer withdraws, the notice reaches the creator and connected platforms.
Clear about
the limits
Two things worth knowing before you rely on any tool in this category.
It does not make you § 2257 compliant on its own
Per-depiction records stay the producer’s responsibility, and under 28 C.F.R. § 75.2(h) a third party never takes that liability over. The suite makes those records easier to keep and to produce. Our § 2257 guide explains what a complete set needs.
ProntoTag informs; it does not enforce
Permissions are recorded in a form platforms can act on. A platform that integrates them can gate publication; one that does not is still bound by them, but nothing stops a file moving. Evidence is valuable — it is not prevention.
The old way
and the ProntoID way
Part of the ProntoID ecosystem
One place for every release.
No passports in your inbox.
Bring your archive in, sign new releases with verified models, and tie consent to the content it covers.
Brooks & Keitt Sàrl · Place du Midi 30, 1950 Sion, Switzerland
ProntoID and Brooks & Keitt Sàrl are not law firms and do not provide legal advice. Release documents are supplied as templates, and no representation is made as to their legal sufficiency in any jurisdiction.