An actor's AI likeness shouldn't outlive his consent. I build Omnichar: a license that travels with every AI character. Open-source, solo, from India.
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quick one for the builders 👇
what are you working on this week?
i'll go first: omnichar, licensing + consent for AI characters so a likeness can't get used without the owner's ok. open source, solo from india 🇮🇳
drop yours, let's connect
building something at the AI + ethics edge? let's connect 👋
→ provenance / consent tooling
→ open source
→ solo founders shipping real stuff
i'm building omnichar (consent + licensing for AI characters) from india 🇮🇳
what are you building rn?
quick one for the builders 👇
what are you working on this week?
i'll go first: omnichar, licensing + consent for AI characters so a likeness can't get used without the owner's ok. open source, solo from india 🇮🇳
drop yours, let's connect
@kaiargus Basically if you own a licensed character, you can share it with anyone with a license secret. So anyone can use it with.
Each .char can have multiple secrets so that you can track each user/group individually.
looking to connect with people building in AI + ethics:
→ AI character / likeness tools
→ open source devs
→ anyone thinking about consent & provenance
→ solo founders shipping real stuff
i'm building omnichar (licensing for AI characters), solo from india 🇮🇳
say hi 👇 what are you working on?
everyone's racing to build better deepfake detectors.
but the real problem was never detection. it's that nobody asked the face first.
consent, not tech.
An actor sold his AI likeness for $1,000. Months later, "he" was online making apocalyptic predictions.
Consent can't be a one-time checkbox.
So I built Omnichar. Every AI identity carries its own license: who consented, for what, and where it's been used.
4 months in: → 300 users → 3 paying customers
→ B2B in pipeline → Applied to YC & speedrun
AI filmmakers, casting teams, talent agents: let's connect 👇