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Register a work, define splits, attach license terms — all from a browser. No SDK, no wallet scripting, no dev dependency.
Comparison
Story Protocol is a serious piece of infrastructure — built for developers constructing IP applications on top of their chain. Suede is built for the artist who needs ownership right now, without writing a contract. Same goal. Completely different audience.
| Feature | Suede Labs AI | Story Protocol |
|---|---|---|
| Who it's for | Artists, musicians, and creators | Developers building IP applications |
| What you need to use it | An account — no code required | Smart-contract / SDK knowledge |
| Native chain | Base mainnet (ERC-8004) | Story Protocol L1 |
| Artist-facing UI | Yes — register, manage, license in-browser | No native artist UI; developer primitives only |
| x402 / agentic payments | 17 live paid endpoints — agent-readable rights and payments | Not implemented |
| iOS apps | 3 live apps (Guitar, Voice, Inspiration) | None |
| Royalty routing to creator | USDC splits, creator-defined on-chain | Programmable via SDK; no creator-direct flow |
| Founder presence | Jason Colapietro — Forbes contributor, 3 published books | Institutional VC-backed team |
Story Protocol gives developers the lego bricks to build IP applications. Suede gives artists the finished building — with royalties routing on day one.
Register a work, define splits, attach license terms — all from a browser. No SDK, no wallet scripting, no dev dependency.
Three live registries — Identity, Reputation, Validation — running on Base. Real contracts, real proof, real chain of custody.
17 live x402 paid endpoints let AI agents read your rights, pay per query, and route royalties without human intervention.
Creator-defined splits settle in USDC on-chain. No label intermediary. No platform approval. The contract is the record.
Suede Studio Guitar, Voice, and Inspiration are live on the App Store — tools built for working musicians, not for protocol whitepapers.
Jason Colapietro writes and publishes under his own name. Three books, Forbes contributor. The accountability is personal, not institutional.
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