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Make music,Leave credits to Grind.

Beats, campaigns, kits, contracts, placements and stats. All attached to the beat they belong to, in the folders you already have.

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The Grind library on macOS: 3,863 beats with their tags, key and date, and one of them playing along the bottom, waveform and transport.

Everything around the beat, in one place.

From the session to the statement.

One beat, from the folder it was made in to the release it ends up on. Five moves, and you make four of them.

The Grind library: every beat with its tags, key, date and tempo.The same table, with a beat playing along the bottom.A send window open over the library.The campaigns view: sends, opens and bounces per campaign.A producer profile: placements and their real numbers, over the covers of the releases.

Get your career to the next level.

Pristine is Pro plus the public producer page. Nothing is taken away from Pro to make room for it.

Pro

For producers who want the catalogue, the campaigns and the credits.

$19.99per month

Billed every month.

  • The whole library: indexing, tempo and key, your own tags
  • Campaigns from your own Gmail, with opens per recipient
  • Placements matched back to the beat, and their public figures
  • Kit Builder on your FL Studio projects
  • The Visualizer: any beat as a vertical clip, in one click
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Pristine

For producers whose placements are worth showing to someone.

$29.99per month

Billed every month.

  • Everything in Pro
  • A public producer page, at a link you can send to an artist
  • The numbers on it: streams, playlist reach, radio and certifications, per release
  • A label view with your splits and the documents attached to a beat
  • Artist recommendations: who is worth the next pack, and whySoon

More is coming to Pristine. Every addition is announced before it ships, and nothing on this list is charged for twice.

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The ones worth answering before you install anything.

Does Grind move my files?

Your files stay exactly where they are, with the names you gave them. Grind builds a catalogue that refers to them in place, and if a drive is unplugged the record stays, marked offline, until it comes back.

Does Grind read my Gmail inbox?

Grind asks for a send-only permission: exactly what it takes to send a campaign through your own address, and all it ever holds. Reporting bounces reads delivery-failure notices only, through a separate permission you grant from Settings.

Which DAWs are supported?

Kit Builder reads FL Studio projects. Everything else in Grind works on audio files — the library, the tags, the campaigns, the opens and the placements — whichever DAW made them.

How are placements found?

Grind looks for releases that match what you actually sent, reading public release data. A match arrives as a suggestion, clearly marked, and joins your confirmed record the moment you say it is yours.

Where do the statistics come from?

From public music-data providers, read-only: streams, playlist placements, radio plays and publicly announced certifications. Every figure on the page traces back to a published source.

Can I use Grind without any placements?

Yes, and most of it is built for exactly that. The library, the tagging, the campaigns and the open tracking all work on a catalogue with no placement in it, and the placements screen fills up the day the first one lands.

Is Grind available on Windows?

Grind is a Mac application: macOS on Apple Silicon.

Is there a mobile app?

Grind is a desktop application: it reads the folders on the machine it runs on. The public producer page is a web page and opens on any device.