Rights-first creative readiness

Understand what your project needs next.

Threshold helps you see where your project actually stands, protect your ownership early, and take the right next step. It's support for the work you're already doing, on your terms.

Cross the threshold →How it works

Your project stays yours. Always.

Tell us about the project

A guided interview that adapts to your work and your goals. It reads like a conversation, not a form.

We read it through the Idu lens

Six dimensions of readiness, checked against a rights-first rubric. Guidance, never a grade.

You get a clear way forward

What's strong, what's open, and a sequenced set of next steps, with the ownership questions surfaced early.

Six dimensions of readiness

Not a score. A map of where the project is clear, where it's still forming, and what to settle next, read in your own words, against your own definition of success.

Creative Intent

What the project is, who it's for, and what success means, in your own words.

Goal Alignment

Whether the work as it stands can reach the goal you actually named.

Ownership and Rights

What's settled and what's still open around rights, contributors, and materials.

Execution Readiness

What exists, what's next, and whether the next step is within reach.

Collaboration Readiness

Clear roles and terms with the people involved, when there are people involved.

Sustainability and Pathway

What the project needs to keep going, on your own terms.

Your project stays yours.

Threshold never transfers any rights to Idu House. The ownership guidance is educational, meant to help you protect your work. It is not legal advice, and never a reason to hand anything over.

Get started →