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How it works

How it works

It watches the work.Not your screen.

Enable one supported DAW. PoH turns content-free activity summaries into a small process record on your Mac, then submits the finished audio only when you choose to seal it.

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Only these numbers leave

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stays on your Mac ↑
Verified
  1. 01

    Observe one DAW

    PoH reads supported timing, take, edit, and save activity from the DAW you enable.

  2. 02

    Summarize on your Mac

    The activity becomes content-free counts and timing summaries.

  3. 03

    Seal the export

    PoH binds the process record to the exact audio only when you ask it to.

Built for provenance

A music-specific record inside Content Credentials.

Content Credentials can describe where media came from and how it changed. Proof of Human adds supported DAW activity witnessed during creation, then binds that record to the export.

Audio layer

.WAV

Standard WAV

Plays in existing audio software

Credential layer

C2PA v2 manifest

Signer, assertions, and asset binding

Creation layer

Proof of Human record

Supported DAW activity and honest unknowns

One-file delivery. Credentialed WAV exports can carry a C2PA v2 manifest and the nested Proof of Human record. Existing audio and .poh pairs continue to verify.

Designed to fit the provenance stack

  • C2PA v2
  • Content Credentials
  • DDEX workflows
  • Legacy .poh

One record. Three honest states.

  1. Witnessed

    Observed process

    Supported activity recorded while you work in the DAW.

  2. Disclosed

    AI-assisted material

    Declared assistance and positively observed generation signals stay in context.

  3. Not witnessed

    Unknown origin

    Missing evidence stays unknown. It never becomes an accusation.

The boundary

PoH attests its signature, the exact-audio binding, and the scoped evidence account it received. It does not independently certify authorship or that the music is AI-free.

PoH signing works today. Public C2PA trust-list enrollment is the next infrastructure step.

It attests

  • Supported DAW activity
  • Declared assistance
  • Exact audio binding

It does not claim

  • An AI-free certificate
  • A binary authorship verdict
  • A guess about unseen work