One link.
Every way to hear you.
The link in bio built for musicians — pre-saves that flip to streaming the moment you drop, tour dates and a mailing list, on a page that looks like your record instead of a form.
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Three real pages, three presets, nothing custom-built.
Sixteen themes. None of them look like a form.
Pick one and you are done. Colour, corner radius, button style and type move together, so the page reads as a design somebody made rather than a palette you assembled at midnight.
Want to drive it yourself? Four seed colours are the whole input, and everything else is derived from them. Whatever you pick stays readable — contrast is enforced by the engine, not left to your judgment at 2am.
- Lunar
- Monolith
- Ember
- Chrome
- Bloom
- Rave
- Dispatch
- Cassette
- Halo
- Sulphur
- Oxblood
- Porcelain
- Signal
- Verdigris
- Riso
- Velvet
Set the release date. The page changes itself.
Paste a Spotify link and the record fills itself in — title, artwork, release date, whether it is a single or an album. Add your pre-save links and give it the moment you drop.
Until then the card is a pre-save with a live countdown. The second your release time passes it becomes streaming links, on its own. No second page, no calendar reminder, nothing to swap at midnight.
Pre-save links come from whichever service you already use — Feature.fm, ToneDen, Linkfire. We render them as real platform buttons.
Your new single
Pre-saveYour new single
Spotify Apple MusicEvery signup lands where you already work.
The signup box on your page writes straight into Mailchimp as each fan joins — no CSV round trip, no weekly export you forget to do. Point it at a webhook instead and Zapier, Make or your own script can take it anywhere.
Either way the list stays yours, and you can pull the whole thing down as a CSV whenever you want it.
- Mailchimp
- Webhook
- CSV export
One screen, a live preview, and a Publish button you control.
Everything you can change is on the left and your actual page is on the right, updating as you type. Drag a section to move it, switch one off to hide it. There is nothing to install and nothing to deploy.
Nothing is public until you press Publish. Save drafts as often as you like — the editor always tells you plainly which of the two you are looking at, so "saved" and "live" can never blur together.
Free
while we are getting started.
No card, no trial timer counting down at you. When paid plans do arrive they will be priced for somebody funding their own record, not for a marketing department.
Your next release deserves a better link.
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