Your music. Your hardware. Your rules.
Your tracks stream straight from a small, low-power computer you own — no upload, no waiting for approval, no algorithm deciding who hears you. You choose what's free and what's behind a subscription, and every listener streams directly from your device.
What's different when it's actually yours
It's provably yours
It can't be scraped and used against you
You decide what's free
Real listeners, not a feed
Getting paid for what you make
When a listener subscribes to hear more of you, that's a real person choosing to support real work — and the goal is to get as much of that revenue into your hands as possible, not a platform's.
Artists already on the map will be first in line when payouts open up. You can manage this from your artist dashboard.
FAQ
Is my music actually safe?
Your audio never leaves your hands. DizyFi never receives or stores your files — only you hold the keys, and only you decide what gets shared and how.
What does "timestamped proof" really protect me from?
Every artist has the same worry — someone else claiming your work as theirs. Every track you share is signed and timestamped the moment it's made public, so there's an independently verifiable record that it was yours first.
Will AI scrape my music to train on without asking?
There is an AI poisoning option on the node server, which adds imperceptible changes to the file rendering it immune to scraping by AI. To avoid loss of quality this should only be used on WAV and FLAC files.
How do I get paid?
When someone loves your music enough to subscribe, that revenue comes straight to you — with the goal of keeping as much of it in artists' hands as possible. Payouts are in beta, so getting your profile live now puts you first in line when they open up.
What happens if I take a break?
Nothing you don't choose. Your profile stays exactly as you left it, and your work stays exactly where it always was. There's no account to lose and no algorithm deciding whether you're still "relevant" enough to be found.
No platform in between. No algorithm to please. Just your music, your hardware, your rules.