Music and audio

Send the beat.
Find the copy that leaked.

Every artist, manager, A&R and engineer gets their own copy. It sounds exactly the same, but carries a hidden mark made just for them. If the beat turns up in a release you were never paid for, Reconize shows whose copy it was.

Free for 10 files a month. Pro is $5.99 a month or $49.99 a year. Files never leave your Mac.

Reconize on a Mac: a hidden mark goes into the sound of every copy
The leak problem

Unreleased music travels faster than you can control it.

Your name falls off your beat on every re-upload. AI helps itself to your sound. Demos get forwarded: the mix you sent one label reaches five people.

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 puts a hidden mark into the sound itself, tied to who you sent it to. In our tests the mark came back exact after every conversion we tried: wav, m4a and mp3 down to 64 kbps, even 8 kHz mono. So a leaked beat still points back to the copy it came from.

What you get

Protection that lives in the sound.

🎧

A hidden 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.

🎯

Trace a leak to its source

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

📨

Nothing changes for the artist

They get a normal wav or mp3 that plays anywhere. No app, no account, no link to click.

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A record you can forward

Reconize keeps a dated record of who got which copy, on your Mac, plus a custody report you can send to a manager, label or lawyer.

🎙️

Voiceover auditions too

Send each casting director, agent and client their own copy of your read. If it turns up in a spot you never booked, see which copy it was and when you sent it.

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Not a voice-clone detector

Reconize can't tell whether a voice was cloned or made by AI. It shows that a clip is one of the copies you sent, and whose copy it was.

How it works

Send in a couple of minutes.

01

Drop in the beat

Open Send & Track and add your wav, mp3 or m4a.

02

Add who gets it

Type names, paste a list, or pick from Artist, Manager, A&R and Engineer. Save the list for next time.

03

Send and trace

You get one copy per person, named so nobody can tell whose is whose. If one leaks, drop it into Reconize and it shows whose copy it was.

Interactive preview

Try tracing a leaked beat in 10 seconds.

Pick whose copy leaked and what happened to the audio before you found it. See the exact readout Reconize shows on your Mac.

1. Who received this copy?
2. What happened before it leaked?
✓ Sent Copy Matched on Your Mac
Jordan Lee (A&R · Atlantic)
Matched from your private on-device Send Record
Found fileunreleased_snip_final.mp3
Delivered copyNightfall_Beat_Copy_7a3f.wav
Sent timestamp2026-10-28 19:14 UTC
File metadata (C2PA)Removed when re-encoded
Hidden audio markExact match (0 bit drift · keyed audio mark)
Per-copy ID7a3f91c2...e84b09d1
Keyed mark key stays on your Mac. Check a real stripped MP3 in Verify ->

Send your next beat marked.

A minute now beats weeks of guessing which copy got out.