ROUGH-TO-RELEASE
Version control for your music
One home for every mix — upload roughs, collect timestamped feedback, pitch curators and labels, and track each song all the way to release day.
Free plan · no card required
Everything between the rough and the release
Versioned uploads
Every bounce lives under one project — WAV, MP3, FLAC and more, up to 2 GB per file with resumable uploads. Never hunt through "final_final_v3" folders again.
Label & curator pitching
Pitch playlists, labels, blogs and radio from a built-in curator directory — message templates auto-fill your private listening link, and a tracker logs every pitch, status and response rate.
Share links with timestamped notes
Send a private link — no account needed on their end. Collaborators drop feedback pinned to the exact second in the track.
Release pipeline & Spotify launch
A checklist board for every release: mixing, mastering, artwork, DSP submission, pre-save, Spotify Canvas, Marquee and ad campaigns — plus editorial pitching via Spotify for Artists.
AI cover artwork
Describe the vibe and generate release-ready cover art with Flux and Imagen, then finalize it with your title and artist name.
AI visualizer video
Turn your artwork into a moving visualizer — a Canvas-style loop that plays behind your track in the full-screen waveform player.
How it works
01
Upload a rough
Start a project and drop in your first bounce. Each new mix stacks as a version, not a new file mess.
02
Share for feedback
Send share links for timestamped feedback and keep notes where the music is.
03
Release
Work the pipeline checklist, pitch curators and labels, generate artwork and visualizers, and walk the track out the door.
Simple pricing
Free
$0/mo
- ✓Unlimited projects, versions & share links
- ✓3 AI artworks / month
- ✓Curator & label pitch tracker
- ✓Release pipeline & collections
Pro
Most popular$8.99/mo
- ✓Everything in Free
- ✓25 AI artworks / month
- ✓Priority artwork generation
Studio
$19.99/mo
- ✓Everything in Pro
- ✓10 AI visualizer videos / month
- ✓Priority visualizer rendering