Coming soon for iPhone

CatalogTracker. Know what you own, track by track.

A system for musicians to self-manage their catalogue, its metadata, and agreements in one central place.

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01Walkthrough

  • The Catalogue screen, with recently opened releases above a grid of all 54, each showing cover art, artists, and type.
    01Catalogue
  • A release open to its tracklist, with artwork, credits, duration, and a completeness meter at 45 percent.
    02Release
  • A track's details, listing title and display artist above identifiers including a verified ISRC.
    03Track metadata
  • The splits screen, with master ownership complete at 100 percent split evenly between two artists, ready to generate an agreement.
    04Ownership splits
  • The agreement editor set to a split sheet, showing a template-only notice, effective date, governing law, and song details.
    05Agreement setup
  • The agreement editor scrolled to the parties, each confirmed with a checkmark, above the administration and collection terms.
    06Parties and terms
  • The generated split sheet previewed as a document, with numbered sections for song details, parties, splits, and terms above two unsigned signature blocks.
    07Generated split sheet

02What it does

Every release in one place, with its artwork, its artists, and its type — and a completeness meter on each, so what is missing is visible before someone else finds it.

Titles, credits, and durations, down to the identifiers underneath them: ISRCs, and the codes a distributor will ask for before it accepts an upload.

Master ownership tracked to the percentage point, per track, and visibly incomplete until the splits total 100.

A split sheet generated from what is already recorded — the parties, the terms, the governing law, and somewhere to sign — rather than typed out again from memory.