DELIRIUM DESKTOP 1.4.0

Aegis
Rights & privacy

Rights, privacy and creator business tools inside your Delirium workspace.

Aegis, the Rights and privacy Guide

AEGIS · INCLUDED WITH DELIRIUM

Protect and organise your creative work.

Manage copyright records, privacy requests and creator business from the same Delirium workspace.

Aegis now has its own group in Delirium’s sidebar. Its forms, controls and appearance follow Delirium, so you can move between rights work, media, AI and creation tools in one app.

Rights & privacy

61 guided workflows, request checklists, evidence logs, works and assets, exposure review, privacy tracking, rights and license windows, and music metadata.

Creator business

Licensing deals, contacts, campaign approvals, reported metrics, ownership shares and revenue records.

Documents & local tools

30 editable preparation templates, case reports, CSV and calendar exports, JSON backups, file fingerprints, visible watermarks and a royalty-share calculator.

Walkthroughs & connections

Native walkthroughs and optional TinEye, Optery, YouTube Analytics and Resend connections using your own authorised provider accounts.

Aegis tools in Delirium’s shared sidebar and workspace
Aegis in Delirium Desktop 1.3.13

Current Delirium access includes Aegis. Provider access, permissions and any provider charges are separate. Records stay in a local Aegis database; provider credentials are encrypted separately. Templates and reports prepare your work but do not automatically submit notices or complaints. Optery retrieves existing member status; YouTube Analytics is separate from Content ID claims.

Move your records with care

Desktop 1.3.12 and 1.3.13 share the same local Aegis data folder. For records from the separate Aegis app, export a JSON backup there and import it under Aegis → Records & backups. Back up current records before confirming replacement. No existing records are imported automatically.

A native Aegis notice preparation form in Delirium
Prepare and review a draft in Delirium.

Follow the Aegis first-steps guide →

IN DELIRIUM DESKTOP 1.4.0

Review desk, timeline and file inventories

Save case filters for status, follow-up date, missing metadata and text. Open the chronological case and evidence timeline, or export it locally.

Build a SHA-256 inventory for 1–100 selected local files, up to 25 MB each and 200 MB total. Import or export a compatible manifest, then review Match, Changed, Missing and Additional results. These comparisons do not alter your files.

Six scoped official companion tools offer AI/non-AI filters and local search. Aegis walkthroughs retain saved completion and use your selected Guide. Existing 61 service definitions, 30 templates, records, watermark, royalty and single-file hash tools remain.

Native Aegis Review desk in Delirium Desktop 1.4.0 with synthetic demonstration records
Native Aegis Review desk · Desktop 1.4.0 · synthetic demonstration records

This is the Aegis interface inside Delirium, with Delirium account access. The separate $9.99 itch.io local lifetime Aegis edition and Aegis website activation have their own access terms. No notices, account-security changes or provider calls start merely by opening these tools.

Aegis walkthroughs with the selected Delirium Guide in Desktop 1.4.0
Aegis walkthroughs · selected Delirium Guide · Desktop 1.4.0

Guides and Aegis walkthroughs

The 18 Guides are the named companions you can choose for Delirium. Aegis also keeps its own workflow walkthroughs and saved completion records; these are separate from your companion choice.