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Attest Your Work is a public registry where creators, publishers, and performers declare the authorship and performance origin of their creative works.
Each attestation is permanent, timestamped, and assigned a unique 8-character code. For works with an ISRC, attestations are queryable by industry standard identifiers.
Four categories cover the spectrum of human and AI involvement in creation and performance. The QR code placement on the stamp indicates authorship: human-authored works carry the QR on the right, AI-authored on the left.
This registry does not check whether your declaration is true. What it does is timestamp it, tie it to a verified email address, and make it permanently and publicly accessible. The legal weight comes from you — the declarant — not from us. Your email address is never disclosed publicly; only the fact that a verified identity made the declaration is part of the public record.
A false attestation is not merely wrong — it is a false declaration under your own verified identity, permanently recorded. This is how most legal declarations work: a statutory declaration, an affidavit, a sworn statement. None are verified by the receiving body at submission. Their weight comes from the declarant's identity and the consequences of lying.
The declaration is yours. The timestamp is ours.
Streaming platforms, distributors, and rights organisations can mass-attest entire catalogues via the publisher API — no per-track email verification required.
This service is completely free. There are no fees, no subscriptions, and no cost per attestation — for individual creators and publishers alike.
Enter your email address below to verify it and submit an inquiry. We'll be in touch about a publisher key.
Enter your email address to access your attestations dashboard. A 6-digit login code will be sent to your inbox.
Every attestation you have ever registered under this email address will appear here — regardless of when it was created. You can view, edit, and download your stamps from one place.