StampR creates a verifiable certificate linking your authorship declaration to the exact digital fingerprint of your track and an EU-qualified electronic timestamp.
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Drop a WAV, MP3, stem session, or project archive. It is fingerprinted in place; the audio itself stays with you unless you choose to store it.
State that you are the author and name any co-writers. Your declaration is bound to the file's exact fingerprint.
An EU-qualified timestamp seals the moment. You get a serialized PDF you can verify by its QR code any time.
A real, serialized PDF, not a screenshot. Certify a WAV or an MP3 and this is the document that comes back.
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Honesty is the point. A timestamp is powerful evidence, not a magic shield. Here is exactly where the line sits.
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Sign up free.No. Copyright exists the moment you create the work. StampR does not register or grant copyright. It creates dated, verifiable evidence that a specific file existed and that you declared authorship of it at a specific moment, which strengthens your position if authorship is ever questioned.
No tool prevents copying. A StampR certificate provides dated, verifiable evidence that your exact version existed and that you declared authorship of it at that moment. This can support your position alongside project files, messages, contracts and other evidence if authorship is disputed.
Yes, and that is the ideal moment. Timestamp a demo, a stem session, or a rough mix before you send it to anyone. Creating the record before sharing your track may make it more useful if authorship is questioned later.
The declaration records the authorship you state at certification. For shared works, name every contributor in the declaration. A certificate documents what was declared; it does not replace a split sheet or a written agreement between collaborators.
Any change, even a single re-export, produces a different fingerprint, so the new file will not match the certificate. Each version you want on record gets its own timestamp. That is a feature: it proves exactly which version existed when.
The timestamp is a qualified electronic timestamp under EU Regulation 910/2014 (eIDAS), with defined legal standing across the EU. Outside the EU, the certificate remains technically verifiable, while its legal treatment depends on the applicable jurisdiction.
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