A NEW WAY TO PROVE WHAT'S YOURS

Sign every track
you ever make.

The signature isn't in the metadata. It's in the audio itself. An inaudible cryptographic fingerprint and watermark that work together to stop theft, trace leaks, and credit every collaborator.

Written into the waveform.

An inaudible signature embedded into the audio you make, written to survive any codec, edit, or re-upload. Drop any file on /scan to read the manifest. Public, no account, free forever.

Engineered to resist modification.

Robust to the modifications a track typically encounters between bounces, uploading and being worked in. Compression, reasonable editing, format conversion, screen capture. Every signature is timestamped on the Bitcoin blockchain so the record is independent of Mivia.

File conversion.

MP3, AAC, Opus. Streaming codecs, social uploads, podcast ingests. The signature still decodes.

Pitch and time stretching.

Speed up, slow down, transpose. Tempo nudges and pitch shifts on the way to upload don't shake it loose.

EQ and dynamics.

Filter, compress, limit. A remaster or a heavy YouTube limiter still scans clean.

Edits and cuts.

Trim, rearrange, transcode. A few seconds of the original audio is enough to scan back.

FORMATS
WAV · FLAC · AIFF · MP3 · M4A
TIMESTAMP
OpenTimestamps receipt at sign time
EVIDENCE
Cryptographic chain of custody

Verifiable by anyone.

Every track you sign lands in your library and on a public certificate page anyone can open, no Mivia account needed. Share the link, a screenshot, or the QR. Anyone can paste the Mivia ID at /database or scan the audio file at /scan to find the certificate. Every signature is anchored to a Bitcoin transaction we broadcast for you, locking the creation date into the blockchain. Mivia certificates can't be faked or backdated, and hold up in court as evidence of authorship.

CERTIFICATE OF OWNERSHIP

Signed May 27, 2026

Feel it again

by Sasha Holm

Mivia ID: CD3F39754A65C58F

Anchored on Bitcoin tx 3c9ff0a7b6c2e4d1a9f8b5c3e2d1a0fb78e6d5c4b3a291807

Anchoring to Bitcoin Expected by 14:00

Pro

LEAK TRACKING

Trace any leak
to its source.

Every recipient gets their own watermark. The audio sounds identical to all of them. If a copy leaks, the watermark on it identifies who shared it.

Labelled copies.

Up to ten copies per track. Each one labelled with the recipient. Drop a leaked file on /scan and the watermark identifies them.

Incognito mode.

A watermark only you can decode. Recipients can't tell the file is marked at all.

Pro

PLUGIN

Sign without
thinking about it.

Drop it on your master bus once. Every bounce after that is signed automatically. Anyone in the room scans the QR on the plugin and joins the credits.

A studio mixing desk with a large display running a DAW. The Mivia Sign plugin window is docked over the timeline with its QR pairing pane open.

Automatic.

Fingerprints fire the moment your DAW finishes writing the file.

Join by QR.

Anyone in the studio scans the QR on the plugin and joins the credits.

Zero latency.

A true passthrough on the audio path. Never adds a sample of latency.

Identical output.

Fingerprint only. The bounce that lands on your disk is identical to one made without the plugin.

LIBRARY

Everything you sign,
in one place.

Every bounce arrives here automatically. Timestamped, tagged, and searchable from the moment your DAW finishes writing the file.

  1. Every bounce.

    Title, BPM, host, sample rate, all of it. Filed before you've even let go of the play head.

  2. Every credit.

    Sessions you're added to land here too, even when the bounce wasn't on your machine.

  3. A year at a glance.

    Contribution heatmap above your library. Busy weeks light up.

PRIVACY

We keep the proof.
Not your audio.

Sign on the web or with the Mivia Sign plugin and we delete your file from our servers when processing finishes. We keep the manifest, not the audio.

STORAGE
We delete your audio after signing. We keep the manifest, not the file.
MANIFEST
The proof of authorship for the track. Audio stays with you.
LONGEVITY
Signatures are designed to remain readable as the format evolves.