What we're building. When. Why.
Now, Next and Later, laid out as three tracks you can read in a minute. Open any item for the reasoning. What is not on this list is not on the list: we would rather be honest than over-promise.
Shipping today.
Thirteen modules, in every workspace, on whichever plan you are on. Nine are core and four are add-ons at 9 euro a month each.
Your catalog imports itself, enriched and analytics-on. Established labels get the full catalog discovered on signup; new labels open clean. Within about an hour, the back catalog is flowing. Read more.
Every release as a stack of typed deliverables. Master, artwork, metadata and comms, each with its own done-criteria. The release tells you what it is still waiting on. Read more.
Artist comms in your voice, in any language. Onboarding, premaster reminders and mastering coordination, drafted in your label voice and fired on the right trigger or approved by you. Read more.
Every asset, every release, with visible done-criteria. Not a vibe but a state you can open. The gap between almost ready and ready stops being a guess. Read more.
One source of truth for the metadata that ships. Hold the metadata once, render the right format per distributor. The pulled-three-days-before-launch problem stops happening. Read more.
Artists, press and curators, searchable and tagged. Consolidated into a structured directory tied to releases, so the right list is one search away rather than buried in a chat thread. Read more.
Structured intake. Screen, triage, match, decide. Branded form, typed demos and a yes, no or maybe pipeline, plus timecoded listening notes, style-match suggestions against your catalog, and one-click sign-to-onboard. Read more.
Catalog-wide streaming and chart data, live. Chart positions, playlist adds and daily trends in the release view. Post-launch evaluation grounded in data rather than in a feeling. Read more.
Run your label from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor. Create releases, check what is blocking and run a catalog import from inside the AI client you already use. OAuth sign-in, role-aware, fully logged. Read more.
Curator promo campaigns, end to end. Pitch drafted in your voice, private listening pages, feedback digests and a shareable artist report. The promo run, as one flow. Read more.
Artwork, social asset packs and Spotify Canvas from your brand kit. Cover, social pack with platform safe zones, profile banner and Canvas video, coherent across releases and without a per-release designer fee. Read more.
Per-track depth and per-artist analytics. Streams, playlist placements, chart positions, store links, a four-lens catalogue map and per-artist breakdowns, all derived from the catalogue you already have. Read more.
Smartlinks, microsites and pre-saves, around your catalog. The public-facing layer most labels run as three subscriptions, rebuilt around the catalog you already have. Spotify pre-saves deliver themselves on release day. Read more.
Being built right now.
Started, not finished. Nothing here is charged for until it is live, and the pricing page marks it the same way.
Royalty splits, payment tracking, statements as line items. Where the money actually went, on one page. Splits per release, payments tracked through to artist receipt, and distributor statements matched to the catalog you already have. Read more.
Pre-flight validation against your distributor's rules. Allowed genres, file specs, metadata minimums and lead times, codified, so you catch the issue before the rejection email. Proton first. The first pieces, distributor-aware checklists, lead-time due dates and Proton ISRC handling, are live already. Read more.
The second pre-save platform for Marquee. Spotify pre-saves are live; Apple Music joins once the platform enrollment clears. Read more.
The prices on the pricing page go live. Two tiers, modular add-ons and a 30-day trial with a card on file, switched on for everyone. See pricing.
Planned, not started.
Decided and described, with no code written yet. Both are add-ons at 9 euro a month once they ship, and both stay switched off and marked as planned until then.
Tour dates, label nights and parties, tied to releases. The calendar that usually lives in a forgotten spreadsheet, anchored to the releases it belongs to, so the launch party moves when the release moves. Read more.
A curated press directory and outreach tracking. A directory we keep fresh, plus who you pitched, who replied and what actually ran. Read more.
Thirteen modules are waiting for you.
The roadmap is what comes next. Everything in the Now track is in the product today, on both plans, for anyone who starts a trial this afternoon.
last updated · 2026-09-03