A release is a promise shared by three people.
The artist brings the work. The fan brings attention and support. The rights-holder needs to see where the value goes. PODBUM® keeps that whole story legible — from first listen to named share.
Transparent allocation today means a clearly labeled simulation — not live money, custody, or settlement.
Independent release
The work arrives with its people.
The visitor scenario
One release. Three clear points of view.
A public release experience should make sense before anyone signs in. Start with the people around the work, then let the product show its receipts.
- 01
The artist presents the release
Register the work, introduce the collaborators, and give a release a home that starts with the people who made it.
Start a release - 02
The fan follows the support path
Listen, learn what the release is asking for, and follow the current public purchase path without a wallet or custody claim.
Visit The ARRIVAL - 03
Rights-holders inspect the allocation
See named holders, roles, shares, and the math behind a modeled stream count in one readable preview.
See the split sheet
The transparent part
Named holders. Visible roles. Math you can follow.
A split sheet turns a release from a single statement into a shared reference. The example below is intentionally labeled illustrative: the dollar figures are a simulated preview based on a modeled stream count.
Illustrative split preview
“Half-Light”
| Holder | Role | Share | Modeled amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lena Park | Performer | 38.0% | $1,284.40 |
| Aaron Vega | Producer | 22.0% | $743.60 |
| Moon Hill | Co-writer | 15.0% | $507.00 |
| Sample trust | Clearance | 10.0% | $338.00 |
| Fan pool | Allocation | 12.5% | $422.50 |
| Platform fee | Operations | 2.5% | $84.50 |
| Total modeled preview | $3,380.00 | ||
100% of the illustrative split is named. No live payout is created by this preview.
How to read it
The sheet is the source of the story.
Start with a hypothetical stream count.
Apply each named holder’s agreed share.
Review the deterministic preview together.
Today this is browser-computed preview math. Future audited on-chain settlement is forward-looking and not yet shipped.
A concrete release story
Meet AI REBELUM / The ARRIVAL.
The ARRIVAL is the working public example of this experience. Hear the sample, inspect the buyer journey, watch the educational overview, and follow the existing purchase destination — after the visitor understands why the journey matters.
For the person making the release
When you are ready to put a work on the sheet, the workspace is waiting.
The creator release form remains an authenticated workflow: register the work, add collaborators, and define the split before sharing the public story.
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Clear about what is here now.
Release presentation
Public pages, listen destinations, purchase destinations, and buyer-journey context.
Simulated allocation
Named holders, roles, shares, and deterministic preview math — clearly marked as simulation.
Audited on-chain settlement
Forward-looking product direction, not live transactions, custody, payouts, or financial results.
Questions before the first listen
Keep the promise precise.
Bring the next release into focus
Start with one work and the people around it.
For pilot access or a question about the workflow, reach the PODBUM® team directly.