Bandcamp may remove music on suspicion of being AI-generated.
Source: BandcampOriginProof for Music
Keep the receipts for every track
When a platform asks whether your track is AI, have the answer ready: a dated history of how you made it, recorded while you work. Your files never leave your computer.
Early access opens in December 2026. Free.
Why now
When a release is flagged, distributors ask for project files, stems and videos of your process.
Source: Ditto MusicTidal pays no royalties for tracks it identifies as fully AI-generated.
Source: MixdownHow it works
1. Drop your project folder
Your browser fingerprints every file: sessions, stems, takes, bounces. Nothing is uploaded.
2. Snapshot each stage
Idea, demo, recording, mix, master. Every snapshot is dated and anchored in Bitcoin, so the history cannot be backdated.
3. Share it, or appeal with it
Post your track's receipt, or turn it into an evidence pack for DistroKid, Ditto, TuneCore or Bandcamp.
One receipt per track
Every session makes the receipt longer: days, stages, files. Post it on release day, keep it for the day someone asks.
It is not an AI detector, not a “human-made” badge and not an upload. We keep your receipts, not your tracks.
Questions
Will platforms accept it?
There is no official standard yet. Distributors already ask for project files, stems and process videos; a receipt gives them exactly that, dated and checkable. We cannot promise any platform's decision.
What does OriginProof see?
Fingerprints and sizes of your files and, only if you allow it, their names. Never the audio.
What if OriginProof disappears?
Each receipt can be checked with open tools against the Bitcoin blockchain, without our website.
Does it prove that I used no AI?
No. It shows a dated history of your work. If you used AI for part of a track, you can say so on the receipt; being honest is part of the evidence.
How much does it cost?
Nothing.
Start your first receipt in December
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