Open Creator Graph

ChatGPTby Sparkonomy

The Open Creator Graph is a public registry of digital Creators, run by Sparkonomy. This plugin lets ChatGPT look up any Creator on it and answer with sourced facts instead of guesses. What's in a Creator's record - Their accounts across Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, X, LinkedIn and more, and which ones belong to the same person. - Follower and subscriber counts for each platform, shown as ranges, with the date observed. - What they make: content topics and categories. - Where they're based, the languages they create in and how long they've been active. - Representation or management, website, credentials and notable work, where published. - The terms they've set for AI use of their name, image, likeness, voice, movement and signature: allowed, licence required or not allowed. - Whether the record is confirmed by the Creator or built from public profiles. Every value keeps its label, Verified (confirmed by the account owner), Sourced (seen on a public profile) or Stated (the Creator's own words), plus its source and date, so answers can cite it with a link anyone can check. Good for - Brands and agencies checking who's behind a handle, how big their audience is and what they make before a campaign. - Comparing Creators for a shortlist, one lookup at a time. - Checking what a Creator has agreed to before generating, depicting or training on them. What to know - Read-only, with no sign-in or key. Nothing about you is stored. - Look-ups are by name, handle, SPRK ID or profile URL, not by topic. - Audience figures are ranges, not exact counts. - No AI terms means the Creator hasn't set any. Treat that as not allowed, never as permission. - Coverage is strongest for Creators in India and growing worldwide. Unclaimed records come from public profiles and can be wrong; Creators can claim and correct theirs at creatorgraph.sparkonomy.com.