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We normalize the chaos into your creative truth.
Each society prints its own format. SyncMiner reads them all and tells you when the data cannot support a conclusion.
Upload a society export as it is. SyncMiner reads its columns, so there is no template to fill and nothing to retype.
Statement lines are matched to your works and recordings, so a piece is one row across every society, currency and period.
Trace a placement from the broadcast to the statement line that paid for it. A use that should have earned stays open until the payment arrives.
Open the original statement line behind any figure. Nothing guessed is shown as fact, and when something does not add up, SyncMiner tells you what to check next.
Each society prints its statements its own way, in its own columns, codes and character sets. SyncMiner translates every one into the same clean record, without losing a single original line.
Every line is checked against public registries, broadcaster episode listings and streaming data, so you can see where your music was actually used.
AI research agents identify the production and episode behind each line. Every answer links to the page it came from, and nothing is saved as fact until it is confirmed.
Each account sees only its own data. Your statements are never sold, and never shared with another user.
To identify a production, SyncMiner sends public sources a title, and sometimes a name. It never sends them your financial data.
One tap hides every amount and rate behind a code of your own. Shares and chart proportions stay visible, so you can keep working or share your screen.
Delete your account and SyncMiner deletes every statement, every row and every file it holds for you. It cannot be undone.
We are opening SyncMiner to a small private beta first, to get every number right. Leave your email and you will hear the moment it opens.