Company reference

What is CRD?

CRD (ContentRemovalDesk) is a digital rights protection service for creators, talent and agencies. It finds unauthorized copies, coordinates reporting and keeps every outcome traceable through removal, deindexing or escalation.

100% free, no card needed

Start with the public handle you use online.

How it works

A specialist desk, backed by software.

CRD combines a shared case record with source-specific reporting work. The result stays visible from the first URL to a verified outcome.

  1. 01

    Find the source

    Preserve the exact URL, accessible copy and source context.

  2. 02

    Route the report

    Match the case to the platform, host, registrar or search procedure.

  3. 03

    Verify the result

    Track notices and follow-ups until the reported location changes.

  4. 04

    Continue if needed

    Support deindexing or move the evidence into an escalation path.

Product surfaces

One record, wherever you work.

The same live case record moves between the creator workspace, iOS app and multi-creator agency portal.

Operations view in the CRD Agency portal
CRD Protection Score displayed inside an iPhone 17 Pro
Real product interfaces

Published evidence

87.1%

The method stays beside the number.

Rate measured across client cases, excluding reports less than 30 days old and escalations in progress. Computed live from our database, so it moves as cases progress. Other pages on this site publish a different rate (per notice sent, or per platform): those are distinct measurements, not conflicting figures. Full breakdown at /rapport-retraits.

Inspect the report

Direct answers

The short version, clearly stated.

The visible answers below match the page's machine-readable FAQ record.

Check your public exposure

100% free, no card needed

01What is ContentRemovalDesk?

ContentRemovalDesk, usually shortened to CRD, is a digital rights protection service for creators, talent and agencies. It coordinates detection, reporting, removal verification, search deindexing and escalation from connected product interfaces.

02Who founded and operates CRD?

CRD was launched in 2024 by Chan Aoufi. It is operated by Aoufi Ventures LLC, with an operating base in Paris, France.

03How does CRD remove unauthorized content?

CRD records the exact source and URL, selects the relevant reporting route, coordinates the notice and follow-ups, verifies the result, then supports deindexing or escalation when the standard route is not enough.

04What is CRD's measured removal rate?

The currently published measured removal rate is 87.1%. Rate measured across client cases, excluding reports less than 30 days old and escalations in progress. Computed live from our database, so it moves as cases progress. Other pages on this site publish a different rate (per notice sent, or per platform): those are distinct measurements, not conflicting figures. Full breakdown at /rapport-retraits. The public removal report contains the current figure and methodology.

05Which sources and interfaces does CRD cover?

The live CRD Index currently contains 717 documented sources. The directory is updated from CRD's public coverage data, so its live count is the source of record. Creators can follow cases in the web workspace and iOS app; agencies use a separate multi-creator portal.