Creative AI Research Access

Hanzo Creative AI Research Access

Apply for private studio evaluation access to Hanzo’s proprietary creative generation models across video, image, 3D, Foley, voice, and music. Approved organizations receive private endpoints on Hanzo Cloud and visual nodes in Hanzo Studio.

1. Select Proprietary Models for Studio Evaluation

Choose the specific creative checkpoints your studio or research lab wishes to test. Approvals are granted on a strict per-model basis.

Selected model IDs: koma-1

2. Studio & Applicant Information

Please provide verified corporate or institutional credentials. Free personal email providers are subject to extended review.

Full Name *

Work Email *

Organization / Studio Name *

Role / Title *

Intended Use Case & Production Goals *

Portfolio / Studio Website (Optional)

Anticipated Production Scale

By submitting, you agree to Hanzo’s Research Evaluation License. Weights remain private to Hanzo Cloud.

Governance & Access Lifecycle

Required Approval & Entitlement Workflow

Private models require granular authorization at every tier. Approval for one checkpoint (such as Koma) does not automatically entitle access to others.

01

Public Model Page

Explore model specifications, creative capabilities, and architecture contracts on hanzo.ai.

02

Application & Sign-In

Submit studio evaluation details and connect your authenticated Hanzo IAM account.

03

Research Review & Compliance

Hanzo research committee reviews intended usage, provenance, and license boundaries.

04

Private Entitlement & Quota

Approved organizations receive per-model cryptographic entitlements and compute grants.

05

Platform API & Studio Access

Unlock inference on platform.hanzo.ai and instantiate private model nodes inside Hanzo Studio.

End-to-End Inference Verification

Every inference request against private creative models is cryptographically verified at the API gateway layer against your minted research entitlement. Hiding models in the UI is insufficient: unauthorized API calls are rejected at wire-time.