Signal
A radio play, like or playlist provenance event is recorded.
Nothing in the signal goes unnoticed
If a song plays but no one can prove it, what value survives the moment? APR Signal Ledger makes sure recorded airplay never disappears into silence. Every sealed play leaves a verifiable trace tied to the track, its playlist provenance and the human response.
Public verifier
Paste the link to an individual Spotify track or its 22-character ID.
Search for a track above. When it exists in a sealed daily batch, APR shows that the moment truly happened — with plays, playlist provenance, likes and cryptographic inclusion.
From airplay to proof
The ledger works beside the audio chain and never alters the music. It records the public events the radio already creates.
A radio play, like or playlist provenance event is recorded.
The event is normalized and cryptographically linked to history.
The day's signals are sealed beneath one verifiable root.
The batch becomes EAS-signed for Base when a valid signature exists. A transaction appears only after real onchain timestamping.
Anyone can check a track's inclusion in the public proof.
Proof without surveillance
We publish what creates checkable music value and keep personal information outside the ledger.
Why proof matters
A radio play is a moment. Proof of Airplay makes that moment portable, checkable and useful long after the music fades.
The track moves on. A shareable certificate lets the proof travel with the artist.
The path from human curation to radio play does not vanish when the broadcast moves on.
Real reactions become transparent foundations without exposing listener identities.
Token-ready foundation
APR Signal Ledger creates a verifiable foundation a future APR token could interact with: proven activity, public certificates and transparent network data. The token is a future possibility — not a launched product or a promise of returns.