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For music, in the age of AI

Proof you made it —so it stays yours.

We capture the human editing work behind your track and bind it to the file, so your authorship travels with the music.

Works with Logic Pro
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For everyone who makes music

  • Bedroom producers
  • Singer-songwriters
  • Beatmakers
  • Composers

The problem: AI-generated music is flooding the feed

The problem

44 percent.

of daily uploads to Deezer are now fully AI-generated — about 75,000 tracks a day (Deezer, 2026).

Yet AI is only 1–3% of Deezer streams. The feed isn't choosing AI. It's drowning in it.

AI uploadsEveryone else
  • Discovery feeds clogged
  • Royalty pools split thinner
  • Real artists in takedown queues

For artists

Submit your music backed by proof of the work.

AI now lives inside the DAW, so proving a track is “AI-free” was never the point — and never possible. Proof of Human does the opposite: it records the human editing work as you make the track — your takes, your edits, your hours at the desk — and binds that record to the exact file you export. When you submit, your authorship walks in with you, captured as you made it, not argued after the fact.

Bound to this file

Submit with confidence

Your upload arrives carrying recorded evidence that a person did the work — the takes, the edits, the revisions. It's affirmative proof of your labor, owned by you and bound to the exact audio you export, ready to show any platform that asks.

Move through review faster

A flag-and-appeal cycle can cost an artist days of momentum. Arriving with proof gives a platform a verified-human signal up front, so your work can take the fast lane instead of sitting in the same queue as everything unproven — ready the moment you submit.

Recognized as human, respected for the hours

The late-night comping, the 19th take, the part you redid until it felt right — that's the work. PoH turns those hours into evidence you can stand behind, so platforms, listeners, and rights orgs see the real hands and real hours behind the track.

How it works · Privacy

The work, observed.Nothing else.

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Only these numbers leave

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Verified
  1. 01

    Observe inside Logic

    Edit timing, take counts, time-on-task — the shape of the work, read from Logic Pro alone.

  2. 02

    Derive scalars on-device

    Those observations become a small set of numbers. Never the audio, the pitches, or the notes themselves.

  3. 03

    Only numbers leave

    The derived scalars — a few kilobytes — are all that travels off your Mac. The composition stays put.

Get started

From open to proof, in five steps.

Open it, flip one switch, then go make your song. PoH handles the proof in the background.

  1. 01

    Step 01

    Open Proof of Human

    It lives in your menu bar, quietly waiting for Logic Pro. No project to set up, no window to babysit.

  2. 02

    Step 02

    Turn on access

    One scoped switch lets PoH watch your editing in Logic Pro — and only Logic. Nothing else on your Mac.

  3. 03

    Step 03

    Make your music

    This part's all you. Be loud, be weird, chase the take that gives you chills. PoH just records the work in the background.

    Bedroom or studio — the work is the same.
  4. 04

    Step 04

    Export your track

    On bounce, PoH reads the editing labor you put in and notes the humanness — a report-only grade. It informs; it never decides, and it never gates your proof.

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    0:003:41
    Lead vocal
    Hand-played keys
    Bass
    Drums
    edit-density0.84take-count19time-on-task3h 41m
    crbound
    Grade · report-only
  5. 05

    Step 05

    Carry the proof

    You did the work — now you hold a .poh, a Proof of Human file bound to this exact audio. In future submissions, anyone can confirm the human work behind it: that you made it.

    Midnight Demo.wav.poh
    crVerified
    Made by
    you
    Human work
    recorded

The binding

Labor, bound to the file.

Reuse someone else's proof on another track and it won't hold.

  1. Capture session

    sha256·a1f2

  2. Timestamped takes

    sha256·b3c4

  3. Derived scalars

    sha256·d5e6

  4. Audio SHA-256

    sha256·f708

  5. C2PA assertion

    sha256·9a0b

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The receipt

A credential anyone can read.

A Content Credentials “nutrition label”: who issued it, over what span, how much process was captured — the cryptography on demand, never forced.

Report-only — it never gates a proof. When evidence is thin, the result is UNKNOWN, never AI.

Proof of Human

Human-labor credential

Verified
Issued by
Proof of Human · Aura
Recorded over
3h 41m across 2 days
Process captured
human editing labor
Bound to
this exact audio file

Grade · report-only

82/0/18

Human · AI · Unknown — absence of evidence is unknown, never AI.

What we can and can't prove

We lead with the limits.

PoH attests the recorded editing process and the audio's integrity. It does not by itself certify the music is AI-free.

What PoH attests

  • A human editing process was observed inside Logic Pro
  • That session is bound to this exact audio file
  • A report-only grade, with the rubric that produced it

What PoH does not claim

  • That the music is “AI-free” or “100% human”
  • A verdict on the tool — AI now lives in the DAW
  • That absence of evidence means AI — it means UNKNOWN

Verify

Check the work behind a release.

Drop in a track or look it up. If a human-labor proof travels with it, you'll see the session behind it — bound to that exact audio. If not, it's simply unverified.

Drop a track to check

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Midnight Demo

an independent artist

Editing time on task
3h 41m
Takes recorded
19
Bound to this audio
fingerprint matches
Issued by
Proof of Human · Aura
Signed
Apr 2026

For platforms

Verify the human work at ingest.

When an upload arrives carrying its proof, you read a human-work credential in a few kilobytes — not the audio — and prioritize the catalog that carries one, with more confidence. A validation API is coming soon to do it programmatically at ingest.

  1. Step 01

    Arrives with the track

    The .poh proof rides your existing distributor → DSP delivery, bound to this exact file. You verify what you already receive — no new scanning step.

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    Step 02

    Verified in kilobytes

    Confirm the proof binds to the bounce's fingerprint — a few kilobytes of derived scalars, not gigabytes of audio. Tamper-evident: alter the proof or the file after the fact and it won't hold.

  3. Step 03

    Credential + a report-only signal

    You get a verifiable human-work credential, plus a report-only humanness breakdown to help you prioritize.

Validation API

Coming soon

Validate a .poh at ingest, programmatically. Musicians attach the proof on upload; you verify it in kilobytes through Aura's API and feed a report-only human-work signal straight into your existing screening — fast-lane verified-human uploads, send the rest to your ordinary review. Unverified is never a negative signal and never an AI verdict; you set the threshold, you make the call.

Designing with launch partners now — early access for design partners.

Read the proof, not the audio.

Verify an upload from a few kilobytes of derived scalars — no need to ingest or store gigabytes of audio to make the check. The artist's audio and notes never leave their Mac, so the ingest check stays cheap and fast at catalog scale.

Recorded evidence, not a probability score.

A .poh is a contemporaneous record of how the track was made — the editing work captured live in the DAW and bound to the exact file — not a guess inferred from the finished audio. That makes it a higher-confidence input for your own screening because of what it is: recorded proof of process, owned by the artist and bound to the bytes. PoH is not a detector and renders no AI verdict; the humanness breakdown stays report-only and never gates.

Prioritize a verified-human catalog.

Fast-lane catalog that carries proof of human work in moderation, royalty, and discovery queues. Uploads without a proof are simply unverified — not a negative signal, never an AI verdict — and go to ordinary review. It's the affirmative side of the checks platforms already run; human judgment stays in the loop, nothing is auto-actioned.

A signal that informs, never decides.

A report-only human / unknown / AI breakdown to help triage cases for review. It never auto-acts and never gates a proof.

Report-only — it never gates a proof. When evidence is thin, the result is UNKNOWN, never AI.

Built for the whole delivery chain

  • Distributors

    Check a credential at ingest and route with confidence.

  • Labels

    A human-labor signal across your whole catalog, automatically.

  • Rights orgs

    Prioritize recorded human labor in the queues that decide royalties.

  • Artists

    Carry evidence you did the work — into pitches, splits, and disputes.

Inside the standard

The human-labor assertion, inside Content Credentials.

PoH rides inside C2PA / Content Credentials as one assertion — evidence of human creative labor. Complementary, never a compliance certificate.

  • C2PA
  • Content Credentials
  • DDEX
  • EU AI Act
  • SynthID

AI-generated audio

Machine-marked and disclosed.

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Human work

An earned, verifiable credential — the other half of the label.

Machine-readable AI marking applies Aug 2, 2026.

When that marking lands, PoH is the affirmative human-labor evidence on the other side of the line.

Put your work on the record.

Private beta. Back your next track with proof of the labor behind it.