LearnRights and safety
Copyright
Rights acknowledgements, the recognition check, confirming your rights, and formal notices.
Your work and AI training
We will not use your music, audio, stems, lyrics, artwork, project files, messages or other personal data to train or fine-tune AI models. We do not grant third-party companies permission to use that material for AI training either. Uploading work does not give other people permission to scrape, train on or commercially reuse it. See Terms and the Privacy Policy.
Rights come first
Every audio upload requires the acknowledgement “I confirm I have the rights to use this audio in this Session” — stored on the server with the upload. It applies to every path audio takes into a Session, on web and iOS.
The recognition check
After upload, audio from your file is checked against a music recognition service in the background. No match — nothing happens. If the service is unavailable, your upload stands; the check is designed to never block your work.
If there's a match
- You'll see a banner — Possible match found — confirm you have rights to share — and a dialog naming the matched recording.
- If it's yours or licensed, choose This is my music or I have permission to use it. Your attestation is recorded and you carry on.
- If it was a mistake, choose I uploaded the wrong file and remove it.
If the Session was public, it's automatically switched to private until you confirm rights — you can make it public again afterward from Settings.
Selling flagged audio
A Session whose audio matched a commercial recording needs a one-time manual review before it can be sold — the publish flow collects licensing documentation for an admin to approve. Details in Selling music.
Formal notices
Rights holders can submit a formal copyright notice on the Copyright & DMCA page. Notices are reviewed by a human, and accounts that repeatedly infringe lose access.