Smart links
Paste one track URL. Every platform that carries it is found automatically and turned into a labeled button, with cover art, title and artist filled in for you.
Everything in the box
Built around one profile you fill in once.
Everything below reads from the same artist profile, so you never type your bio, your photo or your platform links twice.
Release pages
A landing page per release with the official player embedded, your colours, your tracking pixels, and a link that is yours to customise.
Your artist card
One page that is you: photo, bio, a button per platform, your socials, tour dates, a grid of your releases, a share row and a QR code for the flyer.
One artist profile
Name, bio, photo, genre, label, socials and platform IDs live in one place. Every new page starts from it, already filled in.
Download gates
Trade the download for something of value: an email, a follow, a visit. Set an opening date, a closing date or a cap on copies. The reward link is never sitting in the page source.
A fan list you own
Emails your gates collect are handed to your own workspace and deleted from the cloud. Consent stored word for word, exported or erased whenever you want.
Audience tracking
Daily follower counts across Audiomack, Deezer, SoundCloud and Mixcloud, plus your Spotify monthly listeners, with growth over time, plays per track, and the next milestone estimated at your current pace.
Tour dates
A calendar, not one more link. Add every show with venue and ticket link; upcoming dates appear on your page and update themselves.
Merch
Your store gets its own button on every page you publish, without pasting the same link over and over.
Early access
Want to be one of the founders?
The first artists in are the ones who shape what gets built next — and they hear everything first. Leave an address and we will write the moment the doors open. No newsletter in the meantime.
One address, no newsletter treadmill. We write when the doors open or something ships.
See it working
Every one of these has a screen behind it.
The tour shows them in the app itself, captured from a working installation — and the pages they publish are live for anyone to open.
