Auto-organize your music library and prep DistroKid releases
Open your beats folder. I'll wait. There it is: untitled_2.wav, FINAL_mix.wav, FINAL_mix_REAL.wav, asdf.wav, and forty things just called bounce. You made every one of these. You remember none of them. This isn't a music library, it's a crime scene.
Tagging it by hand means auditioning every file and typing in genre, style, and a title you'll regret. Nobody finishes that. So the folder grows, the release never ships, and the best track you ever made is buried alive under untitled_final_v7.
It listens, then does the paperwork
- Zero-shot genre + style tags straight from the audio via CLAP — 12 genres, 80+ styles
- Acoustic duplicate detection folds near-identical takes and keeps the best-sounding one
- Albums grouped automatically by shared title
- DistroKid-ready packages: editable metadata, per-field copy buttons, CSV export
Built for the part everyone dreads: release day
When it's time to distribute, every DistroKid field is right there and editable, with per-field copy and a Copy All, and Organize writes a clean package you hand straight to upload. And it never touches your originals — your masters stay exactly where you left them, untouched and undeleted.
From a cursed bounce folder to a DistroKid-ready catalog, without leaving your Mac.