1. Enroll and confirm your handle

Enroll

Enrolling is the first step when something feels wrong. You enroll and confirm you control your handle - an identity-linked attestation plus a bio-code check - and only then does Sentixx monitor it against the public-source index. Once confirmed, your first monitoring pass shows what the index already knows.

  • What you see Signal counts, source types, recent appearances, and proof that the handle already surfaced in indexed observations.
  • What you do not see Not every full URL, not a full forensic report, and not a definitive statement about who leaked anything.
  • What it means If the signal is real, you get a calmer first picture of the problem instead of guessing from screenshots, DMs, and rumors.

2. What your account unlocks

Account

The account is not a paywall. It is where ongoing monitoring lives, and where Sentixx keeps working on your verified handles instead of leaving you with a one-time snapshot. This is ongoing monitoring, not a one-time scan.

  • Monitoring We keep watching indexed sources for new appearances tied to your monitored set. When surfaced images or frames contain readable text, we also run OCR - so if your handle was visible on the photo or screen, the odds of finding that copy are higher.
  • Follow-up If reachable live pages exist, Sentixx can go deeper on those specific candidates instead of pretending the first monitoring pass was the whole story.
  • Why this matters The reward is not "we prove everything." The reward is ongoing visibility, less panic, and a cleaner path from signal to incident review.

3. What only works on future deliveries

Protection

This is the line that matters most. Buyer-linked evidence is forward-only. Sentixx can help you detect and organize older leaks, but it cannot retroactively add buyer attribution to files that were never sent through Sentixx.

Future protected deliveries are where the product stops being "we found signals" and starts becoming "this incident came back with buyer-linked evidence."
  • Before Sentixx Detection, monitoring, prioritization, review support. No buyer-level attribution.
  • After Sentixx Future copies can come back as incident records tied to delivery context, confidence, and known limits.

4. What an evidence record contains

Output

When a surfaced copy correlates to a Sentixx-delivered asset, the output is one structured record built for review, escalation, and follow-up.

  • Record fields Delivery reference, buyer context, source location, observed time, confidence level, and known limits.
  • What it is not Not a verdict, not a courtroom fantasy, and not a claim of certainty beyond what the signal actually supports.
  • Best use Internal review, prioritization, takedown support, and a calmer operational response when a leak threatens paid tiers, custom buyers, or the next premium drop.

5. What Sentixx does not claim

Limits

Sentixx is strongest when it stays honest about scope.

  • Not everything We do not promise to search the whole internet or reach every dead, gated, redirected, or inaccessible source.
  • Not certainty Evidence is confidence-scored and stated with limits. Re-encodes, crops, and unreachable links can degrade what is knowable.
  • Not retroactive magic Older anonymous leaks can be surfaced and organized, but only future Sentixx-delivered copies become buyer-linkable.

Bigger FAQ

What does monitoring actually search?

After you enroll and verify ownership, monitoring checks your own verified handle against Sentixx's indexed public-source observations. There is no public lookup and no anonymous scanning. Findings are private to you and built to show real signal without pretending to be a full incident report.

Do I need to enroll before monitoring begins?

Yes. Enrollment and handle confirmation come before any monitoring begins. There is no anonymous scanning and no form to check anyone's handle. Once confirmed, your account carries the longer-lived work: monitoring, follow-up, and deeper review of reachable candidates.

Can Sentixx tell me who leaked older content?

Not with buyer-linked attribution. Older content can be detected, watched, and organized, but attribution is forward-only for future deliveries made through Sentixx.

What happens if a page is dead, gated, or unreachable?

Then deep review may stop at the signal layer. That is one reason the product is careful about confidence and limits instead of pretending every case can end in a full attribution record.

Does monitoring upload my media?

No. Monitoring your enrolled handle does not require uploading any media. Behind it, our index matches public sources using handle text, OCR, and perceptual image hashes (pHash). If a leaked image visibly includes your handle, OCR increases the chance that we surface it. Where an optional frame-fingerprint step is used, the goal is to compute the hash client-side where possible rather than upload the image itself.

Is the evidence record a legal verdict?

No. It is a review-ready record with buyer-linked evidence, confidence, and limits stated. It supports action; it does not replace judgment.