Audoo’s core product is the Audio Meter, a discreet plug-and-play device that uses audio fingerprinting and AI to identify songs with up to 99% accuracy and transmit anonymised data to a cloud platform. The system is GDPR-compliant and is designed to replace manual or sampled reporting so lesser-known artists and songwriters receive fairer public-performance royalties. Audoo has installed its technology in thousands of venues and its Audio Meter is present in over 10 countries, with plans to double that footprint by the end of 2025 and accelerate expansion across Europe and the U.S. The company has formed partnerships with major licensing organisations including PPL and PRS for Music in the U.K. and OneMusic in Australia/New Zealand to standardise royalty tracking. Founder and CEO Ryan Edwards launched Audoo after discovering his own music was played in public without receiving royalties, and the company cites CISAC’s estimate that $2.5 billion in royalties goes uncollected annually as the market opportunity. Financially, Audoo completed a £7 million funding round (announced alongside a 2023 $5M raise), bringing total capital raised to over $30 million. High-profile artist backers and industry endorsements are positioned as accelerants to adoption and credibility in the music-rights ecosystem. TuneSat provides a proprietary audio fingerprinting service and an intuitive web interface that gives rights holders near‑real time visibility into when and where their music is performed on TV and the Internet. The platform detects music even in noisy broadcast environments, including under dialogue, sound effects, or voiceovers, and delivers reports within an hour of broadcast. TuneSat monitors hundreds of broadcasters and is crawling millions of websites daily, and is actively monitoring more than 200 channels across the US, UK, France, Germany and Italy. Founded by composers and producers Scott Schreer and Chris Woods, the company offers subscription access to worldwide detection data through a secure online portal. TuneSat will use new equity capital to expand the global reach of its content monitoring services. The company is based in New York City.

Total raised

$15M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

May 2025