Terms and conditions
Draft, not reviewed by a lawyer.
This text accurately describes how Trackport works today, but it doesn't replace a professional legal review. It will be updated before Trackport leaves beta.
Machine-translated, not legally binding.
This text is an automated translation of the original Spanish version, which is the only one with legal validity. It may contain inaccuracies. See the Spanish version.
Purpose and acceptance
These terms govern the use of Trackport, a platform for music producers to send demos to record labels and track their status.
By creating an account you accept these terms and the Privacy Policy. If you don't agree, you shouldn't register or use the service.
Description of the service
A producer can upload music demos and send them to a label, either directly or through a submission campaign published by that label. The label can listen to the demo, change its status (received, under review, accepted, rejected, etc.) and leave feedback.
Trackport is in a pilot phase: the service may change, and features may be added, modified, or removed while we validate the product with the first labels and producers.
Account registration
Using Trackport requires an account, as a producer or as a label, with an email and password, or through a Google account.
You're responsible for the activity that occurs on your account and for keeping your password secret. Your profile information must be truthful — a label or producer with a fake identity doesn't help anyone on this platform.
User obligations
Don't upload audio you don't have the necessary rights to share with a label.
Don't attempt to access other users' accounts, demos, or data without authorization, or overload or compromise the service's security.
Use Trackport for what it is: receiving and managing demos between producers and labels.
Ownership of uploaded content
The producer retains ownership of the demos and audio files they upload at all times. Trackport doesn't acquire any rights over that work.
By sending a demo, the producer grants Trackport a limited license to store and transmit that file for the sole purpose of letting the receiving label listen to it. We don't share, publish, or distribute that audio to anyone else.
A label that rejects a submission, or whose access is withdrawn for any other reason, loses the ability to keep listening to that demo — including corrections uploaded afterward.
Limitation of liability
Trackport is offered "as is" during this pilot phase: we don't guarantee uninterrupted availability or a complete absence of errors.
Trackport is not a party to the relationship between a producer and a label. We don't guarantee that a label will respond to, listen to, or decide on a demo within any specific timeframe, nor do we intervene in agreements reached outside the platform.
Business model
Trackport is free during this pilot phase, for both producers and labels.
In the future, once the product leaves beta, we may offer paid plans for labels — never for producers, who will always be able to use Trackport for free to send their demos. If this happens, we'll announce it with reasonable notice before it takes effect.
Changes to these terms
We may update these terms as the product evolves, especially during the pilot. If a change is significant, we'll notify you by email or with a visible notice on the platform before it takes effect.
Governing law and jurisdiction
[Pending confirmation with legal counsel: exact jurisdiction and governing law — depends on whether Antonio operates as a sole trader or through a company, and where the registered address is set for these purposes.]
Contact
Any questions about these terms: hello@trackport.es.