- 01The next session, with the prep list and what to bring
- 02Hours in the room and what they cost, session by session
- 03A split agreed in the room, confirmed before everyone leaves
- 04What past sessions did not settle, most urgent first
Every session in the room: who was there, what was made, and what everyone agreed. Prepared for before you walk in, and nothing left loose after.
The real screen, on the invented artist every demo runs on. Scroll, and it shows you round.

A vocal session at DJ Studio 37 in two days: four hours of recording, on the calendar with everything about it.
Two of the eight things done, and the next one to bring: the instrumental as a WAV, at 70 BPM, with its key.
A co-write with no split on paper, 17 days on, flagged until the sheet is made. Agreed now it takes a minute; after the song earns, lawyers.
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 mix and mastering engineersEngineer Kit
$39 a month · 7 tools
The other tools in the group, each reading the same songs.

Every version of a song from demo to master, and what to fix next.

Beats you lease or beats you sell: every licence, its limits and its money.

Every mix and master, approved by link, from the files to the money.