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Source code for a white-label platform where artists and labels upload releases, you approve them, and royalties are tracked and paid out.
RightsDesk Copyright Platform
Source code for a private workspace where rights holders register original works, find possible copies across 13 platforms, review the evidence and prepare copyright complaints.
One-time payment. License key and download in your account straight after payment.

RightsDesk takes a rights holder from an original work to an organised, evidence-led copyright case. Original files, ownership notes, possible copies, review decisions, complaint drafts and outcomes all live in one private workspace, instead of being scattered across storage folders, spreadsheets and team chats. It suits creators, studios, music labels, publishers, agencies and any business that handles copyright claims across many social platforms.
The workflow has six steps. Register the original work with its rights, territory and allowed accounts. Search for possible copies on a chosen platform. Review each candidate against the real post. Prepare a complaint draft once a candidate is approved. Submit it yourself through the platform's official copyright form. Then record what happened.
It is built to be careful. A search result is only a possible match, never proof. A person checks the actual use, including licences, permissions and fair use, and records a decision with a reason. A complaint draft can only be created after that approval. RightsDesk never sends complaints or issues strikes. Each platform makes its own decision.
Discovery uses Serper, a Google search API. Each search looks at up to 10 Google-indexed results for a title or distinctive phrase on one platform, skips the original's own link, invalid links and duplicates, and saves new links for review. Each user connects their own Serper key, which stays on the server.
Where the code is today: it runs as a working private pilot. Not included yet: public sign-up, company teams and reviewer roles, billing and subscriptions, scheduled scanning, audio and video fingerprinting (such as YouTube Content ID, Meta Rights Manager or Pex), and automatic complaint sending. These are the natural next steps if you want to run it as a paid service.
Built with React (Vinext) and server API routes on Cloudflare, with Cloudflare D1 for records and Cloudflare R2 for private reference files.
What you get: the complete source code, a commercial licence for your own business, and 6 months of free bug fixes.
What you get
Register video, audio and image originals with title, rights held, territory, accounts allowed to use them and ownership notes. Upload a private reference file up to 20 MB. Each upload gets a SHA-256 checksum that proves the exact file.
On-demand searches by title or distinctive phrase, one platform at a time, through each user's own Serper key. Up to 10 Google-indexed results per search; the original's own link, invalid links and duplicates are skipped. New links are saved as Needs review, with a full search history.
Every candidate is marked Needs review, Authorised, Dismissed or Approved for complaint, with a reason and timestamps. A complaint draft can only be created after approval, and once a complaint is attached the finding can't be switched to a conflicting decision.
YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Telegram, X, Reddit, Pinterest, Snapchat, LinkedIn, Dailymotion, Vimeo and Twitch. Drafts use the claimant details saved in the workspace, can be exported, and link to each platform's official copyright reporting route.
Record Submitted externally, Removed, Rejected, Disputed, Retracted or Draft, and attach a receipt or reason. Every case keeps its history, and the overview shows originals, findings, complaints, watchlist and recent activity.
Each signed-in user has an isolated workspace. Records are checked against their owner on the server, every change needs a signed-in, same-site request, reference files are never public, and Serper keys never reach the browser or exports.
No. RightsDesk finds possible copies, records your review and prepares a complaint draft. You submit the complaint yourself through the platform's official copyright form, and the platform decides what happens. RightsDesk doesn't send complaints, issue strikes or guarantee removals, and it doesn't decide whether a use is infringing. It isn't legal advice.
Not by itself. Discovery is keyword-based through Serper, so it finds pages Google has indexed that match a title or phrase on a platform. It can't recognise a renamed, edited or silent copy from its audio or video, and it can't see private accounts, private Telegram groups or pages Google hasn't indexed. Audio and video fingerprinting (for example Pex/Vobile or ACRCloud) isn't included and would be a separate integration.
Not straight away. The code runs today as a private workspace: it doesn't yet include public sign-up, company teams and roles, payments, subscriptions or plan limits. You (or your developer) would build those before charging customers, along with the legal and tax checks a paid service needs.
A Cloudflare account (the app uses Cloudflare D1 and R2), a Serper account for each user who runs searches, and a developer to deploy it. The pilot relies on sign-in provided by the hosting environment, so you'll set up your own sign-in when you deploy it. Installation and hosting aren't included in the price; contact us if you'd like a quote for setup.
The complete source code of the platform, a commercial licence to run and change it for your own business, a license key, and 6 months of free bug fixes from the date of purchase. You download the code from your Digitunes account straight after payment.
No. You can use it to run your own business and serve your own customers, but you can't resell, share or publish the code itself. See our terms for the full licence.
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