Protect your music compositions with Patamu Registry
Do you compose music and lyrics? With Patamu Registry you can create an evidence of priority in time for authorship of your works.You can use this proof of authorship to protect yourself from plagiarismin case of legal controversy. With Patamu Registry you can choose how to use and spread your musical compositions, without any constraints or exclusives. You can also register music arrangements, asking the original author the permission for use.
If you have subscribed to a Collective Management Society such as PRS, you can use Patamu Registry as a complementary tool to protect the authorship of your creative works.
With the Starter account you can:
- register works for a trial period of 7 days
- be written as co-author of works with Advanced and Professional users, with no time limits
With the Advanced account you can:
- register up to 20 works per month up to 100 MB each
- download up to 50 proofs of authorship
- add unlimited Pro and Advanced co-authors, and 10 Starter co-authors
With the Professional account you can:
- register works with no limits, up to 500 MB each
- download proofs of authorship with no limits
- add unlimited Pro, Advanced and Starter co-authors
- select to have private visibility
- upload zip archive (also password protected)
- phone call by appointment
- pseudonym / nom de plume
- advanced registration certificate page
- multiple files for each deposit
- 5 free blockchain timestamps
PROTECT ALL TYPES OF WORKS
Music, design, literature, poetry, photography, code, painting, screenplays, visual arts and many more.
LEGAL PROOF
The digital timestamping technology that we use on Patamu generates a legally valid proof of anteriority for the existence of a creative work. More details
INTERNATIONAL VALIDITY
The evidence of authorship generated with Patamu is valid in all countries that signed the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works.
KEEP ALL YOUR RIGHTS
Patamu does not impose any constraints, exclusives or obligations on your works.
Countries that signed the Berne Convention for the Protection of Literary and Artistic Works as of 2012 (in blue).
