Synthcamp is a web-based marketplace for music releases that discloses how each record was made. Artists declare Creative Credits before release, identifying which parts of a release are human and which AI tools were used. Releases are described as mostly human, hybrid, or fully AI according to the artist's declaration. Buyers can read these credits before playback, which is intended to remove the need to infer how AI contributed to a record. The service is in beta and includes account access for existing users and for artists who want to master and sell music. The platform supports free previews before purchase, including track-level previews. Users can hover over a cover to listen and click to continue listening. Releases may include launch parties with live reactions, launch party trailers, and upcoming party listings with reminder options. Buyers can leave a note with a purchase. Payments are structured so that 85 percent goes to the artist and the platform retains 15 percent, which the site states openly. Buyers can pay what they want above the artist's floor price or add a tip. The site also presents a comparison between direct payments and streaming, such as a $7.00 payment corresponding to 1,488 streams at $0.004 per stream. A typical workflow involves an artist mastering and listing a release, declaring Creative Credits before release, setting a floor price, and optionally scheduling a launch party. Buyers browse the catalogue, read the declared credits, preview tracks, purchase or tip, and may leave a note. No specific hardware or software requirements are listed beyond a web browser and account access.