One track, not five files
Every file for one song in one place.
Then send a private link when someone asks to hear one.
My laptop slipped into a lake in 2025.
Six months of sessions went with it. The rest was scattered across Dropbox and a 2am chat thread, six files all called final. So I built somewhere better to keep it. My own catalogue was the first thing in.
Tomorrow's version goes beside it, never over it.
Every version under its track, numbered, current one marked.
It plays in the browser and dies the moment you revoke it.
Your own private address. Send a rough mix from your phone and it lands in seconds.
Rough mixes only. Email will not carry a master.
Whichever you use, the same thing happens: stored exactly as you sent it, fingerprinted at the door.
Or let Ranger do it.
He watches the folder you save into and gets everything home. You never think about it again.
Every file for one song in one place.
All of them kept, one marked current, any of them restored in a click.
We tell you if it will distort, before someone charges you to find out.
And the session behind it. Your project file and stems, kept beside the master, in every major DAW or a plain zip.
A master comes out exactly as it went in.
Fingerprinted on arrival, published nightly. Check yours is intact and when it existed.
One song, no account at the other end. Links sit under your own name, so two artists can both have memories.
Played once or fifty thousand times, it costs you the same.
We will not tell you we can never be broken into. If it happens you hear it from us within three days. The incident log is public and empty.
Space, and how widely you share it. Nothing about keeping your work safe is behind a plan.
Shown per month either way. On yearly you pay it once. Your storage is space you keep, not a monthly allowance.
Per gigabyte we cost more than a cloud drive, because we are not one. Ours only holds music, and everything that happens to it after the file lands.
Long pieces are fine. A forty minute 24-bit master is 1.38 GB, so the €4 plan holds about 72 of them, untouched.
Add 250 GB for €8 a month to any plan. Questions people ask before signing up.