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TYFRA — Split Protection

The Co-Write You Did 18 Months Ago
Just Got Synced to a Netflix Series.
Do You Have Proof of Your Share?

Handshake agreements don't hold up. Verbal splits don't hold up. A WhatsApp message from three years ago doesn't hold up. A signed TYFRA split document does.

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Sound Familiar?

You agreed splits verbally.

The track just got signed. Now they remember it differently. You said 50/50. They say 70/30. You have a conversation on Instagram and a memory. They have a lawyer.

You sent the beat before the contract was signed.

You trusted them. Of course you did — it was a late-night session, the vibe was right, you wanted to keep the energy going. But now the track has 2 million streams and nobody's paying you.

Your catalog is split across emails, DMs, hard drives, and memory.

Which version of the beat is the final master? Who has the stems for the track you released in 2021? What did you agree with that producer in Manchester? If you can't answer those questions confidently, your catalog is vulnerable.

You don't know what a split agreement should even include.

There are templates online. Most of them are wrong for your situation. The ones that are right cost £200 to get a lawyer to explain.

By the time you realise there's a problem, it's expensive to fix.

Dispute resolution is slow. Legal fees are high. The relationship is already broken. The only cheap time to fix this was before the track left the session.

Document It Before It Leaves the Room

Step 1 — Upload your track to the Vault

Every project, stem, and version stored securely. Version history preserved. Nothing gets lost.

Step 2 — Assign the splits in the session

Add each collaborator. Set their percentage. TYFRA shows exactly who owns what before you go any further.

Step 3 — Generate the agreement

Click once. TYFRA creates a co-production or co-write agreement from your split data — pre-filled, industry-standard, ready to sign.

Step 4 — Sign before anything leaves

Digital signatures. Timestamped. Stored against the project. The file and the agreement live in the same place, forever linked.

Step 5 — Sleep well

Three years from now, when that track gets licensed, you open TYFRA, click the project, and find the signed agreement and split record attached to the work.

Everything in TYFRA Vault + Contracts

Secure track and stem storage — every project, version, and file in one place

Version history — never lose the "right" version of a track again

Co-production split documentation — assign shares during the session

Split agreements auto-generated from your Vault data — pre-filled, no manual work

Co-write agreements for songwriting sessions

Beat license templates — Basic, Premium, and Exclusive tiers built in

Digital signatures — e-signature capture for collaborators

Timestamp and storage — every signed document stored against the project

Expiry monitoring (coming soon) — alerts before any agreement deadline arrives

Connected across TYFRA — your splits stay attached to each project

Learnea AI — "Do I have any unsigned agreements?" answered in seconds

Full metadata management — ISRC, BPM, key, credits attached to every track

What a Disputed Split Actually Costs

Scenario	With a handshake	With a TYFRA document
Track gets synced	You hope they pay correctly	You can reference the documented split
They claim different split	Legal dispute. Minimum £2,000.	Clear record of what was agreed
Label asks for clearance	You scramble for proof	You export the signed document
You sell your catalog	Undocumented splits devalue it	Clean documentation adds value
Relationship turns sour	You have nothing	You have everything

The TYFRA subscription costs less than one hour with a music lawyer.

The protection lasts the life of your catalog.

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The Best Time to Document Your Splits Was the Day You Made the Track.
The Second Best Time Is Right Now.