The audio policy — reels built to survive a rights sweep
Reels built to survive a rights sweep.
How we handle voice and music — stated plainly, because most muted business reels didn't have to happen.
Voice first, always
Every reel we build is led by a voiceover — your voice (an AI clone made with your consent) or a professional AI voice — carrying the actual information. If a platform ever muted the music bed, the reel would still work: the message lives in the voice and the on-screen captions, not in a borrowed song.
Music that's actually licensed
Our background beds are Creative Commons BY 4.0 tracks — properly licensed for commercial use with attribution, and our system appends the credit line to every caption automatically. Not "probably fine." Licensed, credited, every time, by the machine itself so it can't be forgotten.
The trending-audio trap we skip
Trending sounds are the growth hack everyone loves — on business accounts they're also the classic way reels get muted or pulled, because most trending audio isn't cleared for commercial use. We stay out of that gray zone entirely. A business account's library shouldn't be one rights-sweep away from going silent.
Why this is a feature
Your reel library is a business asset that compounds. Ours are built so a rights claim has nothing to take: consented voice, licensed beds, credits in writing. Boring by design — the exciting part is supposed to be the content.