The Riffhold widget is one script tag with a public embed key. It works on WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or any HTML page, and it lets fans, partners or your own team report copies of your tracks without logging in.
Start in your withConflux dashboard after buying Riffhold. The snippet is ready there with your key already filled in. The key is public by design: it can only run checks against your catalog and it never exposes your secret API key.
Before you paste it anywhere, add your site's domain to the allow-list. From then on the key only works on that domain, so nobody can copy the snippet to another site and spend your monthly checks. Bot protection runs in the background on every check.
Paste the snippet where you want the box to appear, usually on a 'Report a copy' or 'Rights' page, or just before the closing body tag. On WordPress use a Custom HTML block; on Webflow an Embed element; on Shopify a custom liquid section. You can set the theme (light, dark or auto), the accent colour, the corner radius and the language with data attributes.
To test it, open the live page and paste a link to a file you know contains one of your tracks, or upload the file itself (up to 50 MB). The widget answers in plain words: this is our track, possible match, our own upload, or no match. The full result, with confidence and timing, is saved in your dashboard under Checks.
Add your tracks before you go live: the widget only recognises what is in your catalog.