For Creators

Your work. Your name. Your story.

You worked hard to create something real. Your customers should have a simple way to know when they are getting the real thing.


Success Should Not Make You Easier to Exploit

You develop your craft, find your voice, and slowly earn an audience. People begin to recognize your work. They trust your name and value the care behind what you make.

Then a copy appears.

It may reuse your design, imitate your packaging, forge your signature, or claim to be handmade or locally made. It can appear online quickly and sell for a fraction of your price.

The copy does not carry your labor, judgment, materials, or story. But to a customer seeing it for the first time, it may look convincing enough.

Your customers face doubt

People may struggle to tell whether they are supporting you or buying an imitation.

Your reputation carries the risk

A poor copy can be mistaken for your work, even though you had no part in making it.

Your real work can lose value

Collectors may hesitate when an authentic edition looks indistinguishable from a cheap copy.

Laws and marketplace policies still matter, but they can take time. Creators and customers also need something useful at the moment a product is offered, purchased, or collected.


Give Customers a Way to Recognize the Real Thing

LiTPOW helps you issue physical products with unique credentials that customers can check online.

When the credentials match the record created for your official edition, the customer receives a successful verification. A copied logo, printed certificate, or marketing claim cannot create that matching record on its own.

This does not make copying impossible. It gives your authentic product something more: evidence that connects it to the edition you actually issued.

Support customer confidence

Give buyers a direct way to check the credentials included with your product.

Protect the meaning of an edition

Connect each item to the official release, quantity, and story behind it.

Strengthen the authentic product

Help customers distinguish your work without asking them to become experts.


Simple for You. Simple for Your Customer.

1

Choose a release

Start with a limited edition or small group of products that would benefit from clear proof of authenticity.

2

Add product credentials

Each item receives information that identifies it within your official release.

3

Let customers verify

Your customer visits LiTPOW, enters the product information, and receives a clear result.

There is no app for the customer to download. They do not need an account, cryptocurrency, or technical knowledge.


Made for Work Whose Origin Matters

LiTPOW may be a good fit when the value of a product depends on who made it, where it came from, how many were produced, or whether it belongs to an official release.

Art prints and numbered editions Jewelry and wearable art Ceramics and handmade objects Locally made products Independent games and publications Signed pieces and collectibles Designer goods and small-batch releases Products with a meaningful origin story

You do not need to begin with your entire catalog. A small release can provide a practical way to test whether verification adds value for you and your customers.


Built First for a Real Product

LiTPOW began with the challenge of publishing a family baseball game first created in 1927.

Bedard’s Universal Baseball is the first physical product published and authenticated by LiTPOW. Each deck in its first edition has unique credentials that a customer can check against an official product record.

The game provides a working example of the same questions other creators face:

  • How can customers identify the official product?
  • How can a limited edition remain meaningful when appearances can be copied?
  • How can a creator preserve the connection between a product and its story?

Keep the real work recognizable

What would authenticity mean for your customers?

If you create physical work and worry about copies, false claims, or protecting the value of an official edition, I would like to hear about your experience.