Made for higher education
Teach the music business on the real thing.
The clearest way to teach splits, statements and rights is on a system that enforces them — not on a slide deck and a spreadsheet that lets every mistake through.
SNVRKOTICS is a working rights and royalty ledger, which makes it a teaching instrument: a class can register recordings, sign splits that have to add up, and read real distributor statements the way the industry does.
What you get
Real features, not a repositioning
Real statements, not toy data
The reader handles DistroKid, AWAL and any CSV, flagging the overlap when a catalog switches distributors and naming the month nobody reported — the exact problems a student will meet in the field.
Splits that have to add up
The split sheet saves only at exactly one hundred percent, and a payout run is allocated by largest remainder, so the arithmetic a course spends a week on is simply true here.
The business as one system
From an ISRC on a recording to the cent in a payout, each step feeds the next, so students see how the pieces connect rather than as isolated topics.
Talk to us about classroom access
We do not have a self-serve education plan yet, but we do want music-business programs on real tools — tell us what your course needs.
Start with what you already have
Open a workspace and register the catalog, or reach out and tell us what you're building — either way there's a person on the other end.