Grind

Everything that happens to one beat.

Where it lives, who you sent it to, what came back, and what it earned.

Perfect control over your library.

Thousands of files in the folders you already use, read where they sit, named and tagged the way you would do it by hand if you had the time.

The Grind library: every beat with its tags, key, date and tempo.

Your library, where it already lives

Grind reads the folders you already use. Nothing is moved, renamed or copied to a server.

BPM and key, read from the audio

Every beat is analysed on import. No spreadsheet, no filename conventions to remember.

Genres, moods, artists, collaborators

Your own vocabulary. After enough examples Grind suggests genres, and never overwrites a tag you set.

Tags fixed a batch at a time

Correct the tags across a whole selection at once, rather than one file at a time.

Who you made it with, recognised

Grind spots the collaborators on a beat and keeps them on it, so a split conversation starts from a list.

Rename a beat from its row

Change what a beat is called inside Grind, without touching the file it was read from.

Find a beat from the audio itself

Drop an extract or a voice note. Grind compares the sound, not the filename, and ranks the matches in your library.

Drum kits from your own projects

Kit Builder scans the samples inside your sessions, sorts them by type, and previews a groove before anything leaves the app.

Send it out.

From your own address, to your own contacts, and you know who opened it and who listened.

A send window open over the library: recipient, subject, message and the send button.

Campaigns through your own Gmail and Dropbox

Build a pack, send it from your address, and keep the thread. Grind never messages an artist for you.

Who opened, and who did not

See which submissions were read, so a follow-up goes to the person who was actually interested.

See what came back.

The release finds the beat you sent, and brings its streams, its playlists and its certifications with it.

A producer profile: placements and their real numbers, over the covers of the releases.

Placements found for you

Grind matches releases back to the beat you sent, so a placement stops being something you hear about by accident.

Streams, playlists, radio, certifications

Real numbers on each placement, sorted by what actually performed.

Show the work.

A page artists can look you up on, a visualizer for the feeds, and the paperwork filed with the beat.

The Grind vertical visualizer: the waveform of Odyssey, its tempo and key, and the transport.

A page artists can look you up on

Your placements and their real numbers, on one link you can send instead of a folder.

A vertical visualizer from any beat

Turn any beat into a vertical visualizer for TikTok, Instagram and Shorts, in one click. 1080 × 1920, with the audio.

Contracts and split sheets, on the beat

Attach a contract or a split sheet from a beat’s panel, and it stays with that beat rather than in a folder you will not find again.

Who owns what, kept with the work

Record your own share and each collaborator’s, so the numbers are on the beat when they are asked for.

Your beats already have a story. Keep track of it.

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