The workspace for
music you own.
Upload, organize, version, and finish records with your collaborators — with credits and splits agreed before the release exists, and proof of authorship one press away.
Your catalog, run like a studio.
Drop audio in and it's a song — organized beside your files, folders, and albums, with your collaborators inside the workspace, not CC'd on it. Everything keeps its history.
Comment on the audio itself.
Timestamped notes pinned to the waveform — the take, the bar, the exact second. The conversation happens where the music is, not in a thread about it.
bass needs +1dB right here
pulled it up 1dB — fixed in v7
The split sheet, signed and sealed.
Credits and revenue percentages live on the record from day one — every party signs their share, the sheet locks, and the agreement is enforced by the contract that pays out. When the money arrives, there is nothing left to negotiate.
Split sheet · executed
Revenue schedule
Executed by all 3 parties · locked Jun 26, 2026
- 01BrdjxArtist · writerYou60%0x7f3a…9c41signed Jun 26
- 02S. DunstoneProducer25%0x21be…04e7signed Jun 26
- 03J. MeyerFeature · vocals15%0x9d02…77afsigned Jun 26
Executed · rev 3 · Jun 26, 2026
Any change reopens signatures — every party signs again.
And the rest of the studio, running.
Version stacks, share links, the player, the live desk, revenue, soundpacks — every panel below is the product's own interface, staged and set in motion.
Every mix, remembered.
Save a version and the mix becomes a tracked revision — waveform, notes, file diff, and who cut it. Set any one active; A/B the rest.
Send it. Take it back.
Every share link is a live object — password it, expire it in a day or ninety, watch the open count, and revoke it the moment you change your mind.
Owned music, on tap.
Collect a song and it lives in your player — a real listening room with a waveform scrubber, not a preview behind someone else’s paywall.
The studio, awake.
Uploads, comments, versions, invites — everything your collaborators do lands in one live feed on the desk, so nothing happens off the record.
Watch the ledger move.
Vault, packs, beats, and Crate sales roll into one dithered revenue view — net earnings over time, broken down by stream, ready to pay out.
Your kit, boxed and shipped.
Group samples into a pack, tint the cover, and it auto-sorts itself into 808s, kicks, and loops — downloadable as a zip or published to its own public page.
The Audio Lab, on your files.
Vitals, varispeed, loop, trim — the file inspector and its tools, staged the way you'll use them on your own audio.
Know the file cold.
Open any audio file and its key, tempo, and loudness are right there over a filled waveform — the numbers that matter, no DAW, no guessing.
Speed and pitch, by ear.
Nudge the tempo and shift the pitch on tactile tick-sliders and hear it instantly — figure out what sounds best before you ever open your DAW.
Loop one section, hands-free.
Drag across the wave to mark a passage, then hold to loop it — obsess over a single bar without ever touching the transport.
Cut a keeper.
Mark in and out and everything else falls away — save just the selection as a brand-new file, rendered right in the browser.
Every edit becomes a real file.
A trim or a varispeed take lands as a first-class workspace file — provenance back to its source and its own fresh analysis, ready to promote, version, or share.
Measured, not guessed.
Integrated LUFS, sample rate, and channels are read on every file — mastering-grade numbers, quietly, so you always know where a mix sits.
Bring a record.
The Studio is free to start — upload the session you're working on today, and it's release-ready when you are.
Free to start. No credit card required.