You read three sentences
You read a fixed set of three sentences. One of them is a question. The recording is the record that you agreed to register your voice.
My voice
A 30-second recording becomes your voice right.
Read three sentences and record them. That recording is your consent record, and from it you decide who may use your voice.
You record in your rights wallet after signing up. Registration is free.
How it is used
One recording is the consent record.
The recording stays in a private store
The file is stored encrypted in a private store. Each playback opens it only briefly, and that is logged.
AI services receive only yes or no
An AI service integrated with Rightis never receives your voice file. It receives one answer: whether use is permitted.
It has already started
Voices are being priced.
The AI voice company ElevenLabs reports paying more than $22M to people who lent their voice to its marketplace. Famous and historical voices can be listed only by the person or their estate, with term, territory and channel set by contract.
The AI music service Suno split making a track from taking it out to sell. That structure came out of licence agreements with the record industry, not out of server cost.
Once money moves, one question is left: whose voice is this, and what was permitted?
We are not that marketplace. Registering here does not make those companies pay you. What registering does is different: an AI service that asks gets an answer, permitted use becomes a record, and unpermitted use leaves evidence. Without that answer there is no place for the money to land either.
How it works
Three steps.
Sign up
Create your rights wallet. Registration is free.
Record
In the wallet, read the three sentences and record, or upload a recording you already have.
Permission
When a permission request arrives, you approve it yourself. Permitted use is recorded and settled under the contract.
Voice matching is in preparation.
Comparing a suspicious audio clip with your voice is not offered yet. A voice registered now is used for permission checks and preserved as consent evidence if a dispute arises.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Why do I read three sentences?
What you read is the consent phrase itself. It leaves, in your own voice, your intent to register your voice and manage permission for it.
Who can listen to the recording?
You, and the operations team only briefly when a contract needs review. Every playback is logged.
Does an AI service take my voice?
No. An AI service integrated with Rightis receives only whether use is permitted. The voice file is never handed over.
Can I upload a recording I already have?
Yes. You can record in the wallet or upload an existing recording.
Thirty seconds is enough.
You record in your rights wallet after signing up. Registration is free.