Transparency report

Data Inventory

We store only what is necessary to provide the service and prevent abuse. Here is exactly what we keep:

• Analysis Results. We store the returned classification (verdict, probabilities, confidence) for up to 14 days. This is keyed by a SHA-256 hash of the file so that repeat uploads of the same file can reuse the result.
• Rate Limiting Data. We store a salted one-way hash of your IP address to enforce a limit of 12 analyses per 24 hours. We do not store the original IP address.
• Usage Metrics. We store the duration of each analysed track for capacity and volume reporting.
• No Audio. Audio is held in memory for the duration of the request only. It is never written to disk, database or object storage by us.
• No Accounts. There is no signup, no email collection and no user profiles.

Third-party handling

The complete audio file is forwarded to a specialist third-party AI music detection service for classification. Handling and retention within that service are governed by the provider’s own terms. We do not share your identity, name or email with the provider.

Government and legal requests

As of August 2026: zero requests for user data from any government, law enforcement agency or private party. Because we do not store audio or link results to identities, we have no such data to produce.

Advertising

Advertising slots are provided by Google and may set cookies or read device identifiers under Google’s own terms. See our cookie policy.

Related pages

• Privacy policy — the formal version of this report.
• Methodology — how the classification service works.
• Terms of use — the rules for using the service.