What is Woxdale?
Woxdale is a music tracking tool designed specifically for music producers and beat makers. It uses advanced audio fingerprinting technology to scan over 150 million tracks across major streaming platforms — including Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer — to find out exactly who is using your beat. Whether someone has licensed your work or used it without permission, Woxdale gives you the data you need to take action and protect your copyright.
How does Woxdale work?
Woxdale works in three simple steps. First, you upload your beat as an MP3 file. Then, our audio fingerprinting algorithm scans over 150 million tracks across all major streaming platforms to identify exact matches — even if the audio has been slightly altered, pitched, or remixed. Finally, you get detailed results including the artist name, song title, ISRC code, release date, and direct links to the matching track on each platform. The entire scan typically completes in 1–3 minutes.
What platforms does Woxdale scan?
Woxdale currently scans tracks across Spotify, Apple Music, and Deezer — covering a combined database of over 150 million tracks. This gives producers coverage across the world's largest music streaming platforms, helping identify both authorized placements and unauthorized use of your beats globally.
Why should producers track their beats?
As a music producer, knowing who used your beat is essential for protecting your intellectual property. Unauthorized use means lost royalties, missing credits, and potential copyright infringement. By tracking your beats with Woxdale, you can discover placements you didn't know about, claim royalties you're owed, secure proper producer credits, and build legal evidence if you need to take action against unauthorized use. With affordable plans starting at just $2 per month, beat tracking is an essential investment for any serious producer.