Question 1

How does Creator Resolution find all of a creator’s accounts?

Accepted Answer

It reconciles one input — a name or any profile link — to a single canonical creator, then returns every platform handle we have cross-verified for them, each with its source provenance and a confidence score. Unlike username-checker tools that spray a handle across hundreds of sites and return unverified "this exists here" hits, Creator Resolution resolves to one identity and proves it.

Question 2

Is it really free?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The lookup runs on cached, verified reads — no account or API key needed. Paid identity-data vendors charge per match on a monthly seat and still hand you a list of candidates to sort; Creator Resolution returns the single answer at no cost.

Question 3

How do you know which accounts are actually theirs?

Accepted Answer

Every handle carries provenance (self-declared markup, public knowledge graphs, or verified-source cross-referencing) and a confidence score. We resolve to one only when the evidence is strong; otherwise we show the candidate options rather than guess. We would rather say "ambiguous" than merge the wrong creator.

Question 4

What is the signed record?

Accepted Answer

Each resolved creator gets a public, machine-readable knowledge statement — cryptographically signed (Ed25519, did:web:entidex.com) — that AI engines and answer engines can cite. It is the canonical record of who the creator is and where they are, the way AI should read it.

Who is this creator — really?

Who is this creator — really?