For musicians

Your sound carries your name,
even when the file doesn't.

Send a demo, share an unreleased track, drop a rough mix in a group chat. Reconize hides your ID inside the audio itself, so you can prove you made it and trace where a leak came from.

Free to verify. No account. 100% on your Mac.

Reconize Sign: the Audio mark layer hides an inaudible ID in the sound
The leak problem

Unreleased music travels faster than you can control it.

Without Reconize

You share a demo with a label, a collaborator, a friend. It leaks before release and there's nothing in the file to say it was ever yours, or which copy got out. Metadata tags are stripped the instant it's re-uploaded.

With Reconize

Reconize embeds an inaudible mark into the sound itself, tied to who you sent it to. It survives compression and re-encoding, so a leaked track still points back to its source and proves you're the author.

What you get

Protection that lives in the sound.

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An inaudible mark in the audio

Your ID is woven into the sound, not a metadata tag. Listeners never hear it, but Reconize can read it back after compression and re-upload.

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Trace a leak to its source

Send each collaborator or label their own tagged copy. If an unreleased track leaks, you know exactly whose copy it was.

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Answer the AI-cloning question

Seal your real recordings as authentically yours, so your genuine work carries proof a cloned imitation can't.

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Sealed authorship + timestamp

Every track gets your name and a trusted timestamp sealed in, proof of who made it and when, before anyone else can claim it.

How it works

Three steps, ten seconds.

01

Sign

Drop your track in. Reconize seals your authorship and hides an inaudible mark in the sound.

02

Share

Send the demo, the mix, the master. Your proof rides inside the audio, not the file info.

03

Recognize

A leak surfaces? Drop it in. Reconize reads the hidden mark and names the source.

Recognize your content.

Ten seconds to protect it now beats ten weeks trying to prove it later.