The Problem
Music gets played everywhere.But not all of it gets counted.
DJs play tracks that never get logged
Venues don’t consistently report usage
Data sent to collecting agencies is incomplete or delayed
Artists rely on systems they can’t verify
If it’s not recorded, it doesn’t exist.And if it doesn’t exist, it doesn’t get paid.
Who this is for
Artists & Producers
Whose music is being played, but not fully accounted for
Collecting Agencies
Who depend on accurate usage data to distribute royalties
DJs & Venues
Who are closest to the source of truth, but lack seamless ways to report it.
The Insight
The royalty system isn’t broken because of intent. It’s broken because of missing data.
The people who generate the data (DJs, venues) and the people who need it (artists, agencies) are not connected in a reliable way.
The Solution
We’re building a verification layer for music usage.
A system that:
Captures what tracks are played
Logs when, where, and how often
Creates a verifiable record of usage
Turning real-world plays into trusted data
