- 01Profit so far this year, from every tool's money
- 02What each song and release made
- 03What to set aside for tax, and the quarterly dates
- 04A CSV an accountant can use
Every dollar in and out across your tools, what each song made, and what to set aside for tax. Not tax advice: the numbers an accountant asks for, in one place.
The real screen, on the invented artist every demo runs on. Scroll, and it shows you round.

$1,439 profit so far this year, from $4,873 in and $3,434 out across the tools.
$360 to $432, a quarter to 30% of the profit, so the tax bill is never a surprise.
The whole year at a glance, and the export an accountant can open.
One of 20 tools that share your songs, your shows and your money, so nothing is typed twice.
It asks about you first, reads what you already have, and says why for everything it suggests.
A kit is the tools for one kind of musician or music business, for less than buying them one at a time.
For recording artistsArtist Kit
$29 a month · 13 tools
For producers and beatmakersProducer Kit
$29 a month · 11 tools
For songwriters and toplinersSongwriter Kit
$29 a month · 10 tools
For artist-producersHybrid Kit
$49 a month · 16 tools
For DJs and event entertainersDJ Kit
$39 a month · 7 tools
For mix and mastering engineersEngineer Kit
$39 a month · 7 tools
For independent labelsSmall Label Kit
$79 a month · 12 tools
For artist managersManager Kit
$59 a month · 8 tools
The other tools in the group, each reading the same songs.

Every song, its codes and registrations, and the money missing.

Statements read for you: what earns, where, and what is next.

Split sheets everyone confirms, and who you owe what.

What you signed, the red flags, and offers compared.

Every record your work is on, and what each one still owes you.

Every artist you look after, side by side, and the money each way.