02Scream
Scream anything, it becomes a coin: how a voice fingerprint becomes a frequency, and what is kept.
Launch
03The Frequency Specification
S, f, σ and τ: the four fields that make a frequency replayable by anyone.
Specification
04Frequency Classes
Five model classes, each with its own state shape, dynamics and default bounds.
Specification
05The Instrument
The knob groups of the Pitch Instrument and how Live mode maps pool state to sound.
Sound- 06
Listenability Guarantees
Fixed bounds declared before launch, so a running system cannot wander into noise.
Sound - 07
Why Provenance Is Required
A launch is refused without a document stating sources, clearance and design choices.
Provenance - 08
The Release Mechanism
A frequency runs forever; a Release is a bounded, documented, human editorial act.
Authorship - 09
The Liquidity Lock
Who owns the pool positions, what they can do, and what the lock cannot prove.
Liquidity - 10
Runtime Funding
Ticks cost money. The escrow pays for them, keepers trigger them, and depletion is normal.
Fees - 11
Verification and Replay
The procedure that lets anyone check a frequency without trusting Pitch.
Replay - 12
Risk Disclosure
Contract risk, the limits of the lock, runtime depletion, authorship risk, no warranty.
Risk - 13
FAQ
Wallets, launching, ownership, replay, fees and what happens when an escrow empties.
FAQ - 14
Whitepaper
The complete design document, hosted on this site in full.
Reading
The whitepaper
The full design, every equation and table, with what is and is not built.