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Is my song published anywhere?

Short answer

No. Your song goes nowhere public: not to Spotify, not to YouTube, not into a gallery, not onto our own pages as an example. It sits behind a long random link that search engines are told not to index, you download it as an MP3 and keep it, and what you do with it afterwards is entirely your call.

Long answer

There is no public catalogue of customer songs here, and there is no plan to build one. Nobody can browse what other people ordered, there is no list of recent creations, and your song is not distributed to any streaming service. A song written for one person is worth something precisely because it is not on a shelf next to a thousand others.

Technically your song lives behind a link containing a long random string. That string is not guessable, it appears in no sitemap, and the page carries an instruction to search engines not to index it. What that also means, deliberately, is that anyone holding the link can listen: that is what lets you forward it to the whole family without them needing an account or a password.

The link is not meant to be your archive, which is why the first thing worth doing is downloading the MP3 and putting it somewhere you keep things. The file is yours, it is not tied to our servers, and it stays playable whatever happens to the link. If you want your song gone from our side, write to songs@maxkuch.com and we delete it.

The example songs you hear on our pages were made by us for that purpose, with invented names and invented occasions. They are never customer songs. If we ever wanted to show a real one, we would ask first and use it only with a clear yes, which is a rule we would rather state here than leave to trust.

The other direction is open: you may publish the song yourself. The usage right you get covers private and commercial use, so the song can run at the party, sit under a video, go on social media or into a shop ad. It is not exclusive, and because it was made with AI the copyright situation differs by country, so it is not the right basis for a record deal. For everything a personal song is actually for, it is enough.

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