Personal and team workspaces
Keep your own work separate from a label, an agency or a client engagement, and move between them without re-learning the product.
Collaboration
Built for the second person who touches the track.
Solo creators and teams get the same product. Workspaces, roles, reviews, approvals, sharing and community are part of the platform — not an enterprise add-on sold separately.
- Team workspaces
- Five roles
- Time-coded review
- Approvals
- External links
- Revocable shares
- Public profiles
- Remix lineage
- Listening rooms
Workspaces
Roles that mean something.
Permissions are enforced in the data layer, not in the interface. A viewer cannot mutate, a reviewer can only run review commands, and a removed member loses realtime and storage access immediately.
Owner, Admin, Editor, Reviewer, Viewer
Five roles with granular permissions on top, so access matches what someone is actually there to do.
Invites and membership
Invite by email with a defined role, see pending invitations, and revoke access in one action that takes effect everywhere at once.
Presence and activity
See who is in a project, what changed and when, with conflict handling for simultaneous edits and an audit trail behind it.
Notifications and tasks
Assigned tasks, pending approvals, job completions and mentions reach you in-app and on device, without turning into noise.
Cross-device handoff
Start a draft on the phone, continue on the desk. Deep links open the exact same object, and uploads resume rather than restart.
Review
Feedback that lands on the right second.
Client feedback usually arrives as a voice message about “the bit near the end”. Review turns it into a comment on a timestamp, with a status and an owner.
Time-coded comments
Comments attach to a position in the audio and to a specific version, so a note never drifts onto the wrong take.
Approvals and tasks
Threads become tasks and approvals with a recorded decision, and the whole chain stays auditable afterwards.
External review links
Share with a client who has no account: time-limited, optionally password-protected, with download and remix permissions decided per link.
Revoke that revokes
Revoking a link disables the share, the signed URLs behind it and the caches — not just the button that displayed it.
Mentions and threads
Mention a teammate, react, resolve and reopen — with the discussion attached to the work rather than living in a separate chat tool.
Blind listening
Run a comparison blind so reviewers judge the take rather than the label on it, then reveal which version won.
Community
Publish on purpose, not by accident.
Visibility is an explicit scope on every object, and it is enforced by the same policy layer that guards a private draft.
Four scopes
Private, workspace, unlisted and public — set per track, version, playlist or profile, and changeable in either direction at any time.
Profiles and publications
Public profiles with songs, playlists, stats and featured work, for creators who want an audience as well as a workspace.
Playlists and stations
Manual, collaborative and auto-filled collections, shareable as stations, exportable, and usable as a source for radio.
Discovery and taste graph
Featured and curated collections plus personal recommendations, with the taste graph transparent and fully opt-out.
Remix lineage
When public work is remixed, the lineage and the rights position travel with it, so credit is structural rather than a courtesy.
Listening rooms
Listen together with a shared queue, reactions, chat and notes — useful for a label session and for a release party alike.
The short version
- Roles
- Owner, Admin, Editor, Reviewer, Viewer plus granular permissions
- Enforcement
- Row-level policy in the data layer, not interface-only hiding
- External review
- Expiring, optionally password-protected, fully revocable links
- Visibility
- Private, workspace, unlisted and public scope per object