Every release as a stack
of typed deliverables.
A release isn't just a date and a tracklist — it's a stack of typed deliverables, each with its own done-criteria. Labelflow's release workflow knows what shape a release is, and tells you, at any moment, exactly how ready it is.
The spine the rest of Labelflow attaches to.
Typed deliverables
Master, artwork, metadata, distribution, communications — not as a checklist of strings on a page, but as typed deliverables that know their own done-criteria. Each one has explicit "ready when X" logic.
Missing-info logic
The release knows what it's still waiting on. Artist info incomplete? It tells you which fields. Master not yet QC'd? Highlighted. Friday-night fixes become visible long before they become emergencies.
Readiness percentage
One number aggregates every deliverable's status. Acid green when ready to ship, plum when blocked, gray when early. The Monday morning status meeting takes thirty seconds.
Single source of truth
Every release lives in one place. No spreadsheet drift, no two versions of the metadata in two systems. Every other feature in Labelflow attaches to this.
The release-tracking sprawl most labels live with.
Most indie labels manage releases across three or four tools that weren't built for releases.
Bundled in every plan.
The release workflow is the foundation of Labelflow — in every Label and Studio tier at no add-on cost. Every other feature, paid or core, attaches to it. See pricing →
Stop holding it all in your head.
Beta is invite-only. The release workflow is the first thing you'll touch on signup — the right way to start using a tool is with a real release flowing through it.
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