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Stop sitting on your hits.

Catalog is the home for unreleased music. Every demo, every version and every idea lives in one private vault, with a clear plan to actually release it.

  • For Artists
  • For Producers
  • For Managers

Free to start • Private by default • Live now on catalog.stream

Catalog on a laptop: an artist's catalogue, Songs tab, with five songs and one of them playing in the player at the bottom.
The same catalogue on a phone.

The Problem

Great songs die in folders.

A demo sits in Drive. A mix sits in your email. Lyrics sit in your Notes app. A voice memo you forgot you recorded sits on your phone. When nothing lives in one place, nothing gets released.

  • 01

    Lost versions

    You almost send the wrong mix because the final one was buried three folders deep, named like every other bounce.

  • 02

    No release plan

    The song is finished but the cover, the credits and the date never come together, so the release keeps slipping.

  • 03

    Ideas go cold

    Months pass. The spark fades. Another strong record joins the archive that nobody ever opens again.

Inside Catalog

The real product, on screen.

Screens from the live app. This is where your songs, your releases and your pitches actually live.

  1. 01

    Catalog

    Every song with all its versions. Demo, rough mix, mix and master live together, with notes on every version. BPM and key fill in by themselves.

    A song in Catalog with its four versions listed: Master (approved), Mix v2, Rough mix and Demo, each with its length, format and who uploaded it.

  2. 02

    Releases

    A release with its team, photos and dates, every song with the version that ships, and a checklist dated backwards from release day.

    A release page in Catalog: the EP's cover, its artist, and its four tracks with the version of each one that ships.

  3. 03

    Share

    Send a pitch on a private link and see when it was opened and which version played. Listening links never download.

    A pitch and its links: who each link is for, how many times it was opened and which songs and versions were played.

  4. 04

    Pitch by kind

    A label, a playlist editor, a music supervisor and a booker each expect something different. Choose who it is for: Catalog asks only what it cannot know, fills the rest from your songs, and lays it out for Spotify for Artists and Amazon Music to paste.

    «New pitch» in Catalog: the five kinds of pitch — Label / A&R, Playlist, Sync, Booking / EPK and Open — each with a line about who it is for.

  5. 05

    Delivery

    Before you send it, Catalog checks nothing is missing: approved masters, square cover, writers, lyrics and ISRC.

    The delivery check of a release: two songs whose master is not approved yet stop the package, and missing codes and writer numbers are listed as warnings.

How It Works

Organize. Plan. Release.

Three moves take a song from a forgotten file to a release with a date on the calendar. Tap each step.

Bring the vault together.

Upload demos, bounces and masters. Keep every version stacked in order on one song page. Add notes, lyrics and credits while the idea is still fresh in the room.

  • A private place for every song
  • Every version in one clean timeline
  • Notes, lyrics and credits on the song
  • Find any bounce in seconds

Built For The Process

Everything a release needs.

No more juggling five apps to finish one song. The tools live where the music lives.

  • Private Vault

    Your unreleased work stays private by default. You decide who hears it and exactly when they hear it.

  • Version Stack

    Demo, mix and master stacked in order on the same song page. The version that ships is always obvious.

  • Release Calendar

    Every release gets a date and a countdown. Your whole season of releases on one calendar.

  • Share Links

    Send one clean link with the right version, the artwork and the notes. No more expired file transfers.

  • Collaborators

    Invite your producer, your engineer and your manager into the release, not into your entire drive.

  • Notes and Credits

    Lyrics, references and full credits live on the song from day one, so release day holds no surprises.

Who It Is For

Made for the whole team.

  • Artists

    You record faster than you release. Catalog turns your backlog into a pipeline of finished, dated releases.

  • Producers

    Keep every placement, demo and bounce organized by artist and by release. Find any version in seconds.

  • Managers

    See what is ready, what is missing and what drops next across your entire roster, without chasing files.

Organize. Plan. Release.

Your best songs already exist. They are sitting on a hard drive, waiting for a system. Catalog is that system.

Pricing

Start free. Grow when you are ready.

During launch everything is open. Paid plans arrive in December, and every account starts free.

  • Free

    $0

    Free forever

    • 3 GB of storage
    • Every song with versions and notes
    • Unlimited listeners
    • 10 people working during launch
    Get started

  • Pro

    $5 per month billed yearly

    Or $7 month to month • 30-day trial

    • 100 GB of storage
    • Releases with dated checklist and delivery package
    • 5 people working
    • Links with password and expiry
    Get started

  • Studio

    $39 per month billed yearly

    Or $49 month to month • 30-day trial

    • 500 GB of storage
    • Label mode with full roster
    • 10 people working
    Get started

What Doesn't Change

Built for music nobody has heard yet.

  • Your music never leaves

    Listening links never download. Audio only leaves as the delivery package you build on purpose, or as your own download as owner in the 30 days after a paid plan ends.

  • We don't train on your music

    Not now, not later. It's written in the terms.

  • Daily copies, tested

    Database and audio copied every night. The database copy is restored and checked every night; the music restore is rehearsed.

  • Two-step verification

    Optional for everyone, recommended for label owners. Backup codes included.

  • Access log for owners

    Who entered your catalog, when, from which kind of device.

  • A registered company behind it

    Catalog belongs to Catalog LLC, registered in Florida.

How we look after your music →

Questions

Before you ask.

Can anyone download my music?

No. Listening links play in the browser and never download. You choose who gets a link, and on Pro a link can carry a password and an expiry date. Audio leaves Catalog only as the delivery package you build for your distributor, or as your own download in the 30 days after leaving a paid plan.

What is a release, exactly?

A single, EP or album with a date: the songs with the version that ships, the cover, the credits and a checklist dated backwards from release day, all checked and ready to deliver.

Does it work on my phone?

Yes. Catalog runs in your phone's browser with your full catalog, your songs and your share links, and you can add it to your home screen. No store, no install.

How much space do I get?

3 GB on Free, about 60 songs in WAV. 100 GB on Pro and 500 GB on Studio.

Can my team use it?

Listening is unlimited on every plan. Working seats (uploading, approving, editing) are 10 on Free during launch, 5 on Pro and 10 on Studio.

What happens if I cancel a paid plan?

Your catalog moves to the free plan. Everything keeps playing. If you are over 3 GB, uploads pause and you get 30 days to pay again, free up space, or download your music. After that, only what fits the free plan stays.

How is this different from Drive or Untitled?

Drive stores files. Catalog is built around songs: every version stacked on one page, releases with dates and checklists, pitch links that show you when they were opened, and a delivery check before anything goes out.

Is Catalog live?

Yes. Catalog is live now. Create your free account with your email and start organizing your unreleased music today.

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Catalog is live. Create your free account today and put your unreleased music to work.