A track plays the moment it lands. You listen for five seconds, press a number, and it's filed. The next one is already loaded. Three hundred downloads go from a heap in your Downloads folder to a sorted library in the time it takes to listen to them.
The whole product is one loop, and everything in it exists to make that loop faster.
Record pools send you tracks you bought last year, and four versions of the one you wanted. Both cost you an audition each.
When a crate lands it tells you how many are already somewhere in your library, and which arrived in more than one cut — before the first track plays, not thirty seconds into it.
It indexes every folder you file into, so the track you buried in an obscure genre last winter still gets flagged.
You keep both on purpose. It reads the version in the filename and stays quiet when the cuts genuinely differ.
Scan a code and your phone becomes the whole control surface — over your own wifi, nothing through the internet.
Coloured the same way as the desktop, so the shape on your phone is the shape on the laptop across the room. Tap to seek.
Search them, hold one to put it on a number key, and the ones you actually use float to the top.
Sorting, Browsing and Monitor — one button cycles them. Ten keys laid out like the number row on your Mac.
Sorted, seconds each, per hour, time left. The pace is a median, so a coffee break doesn't ruin the number.
Optionally writes the destination folder into the track's Grouping tag, so rekordbox, Serato and Traktor can see your taxonomy. Audio untouched, artwork intact, undo restores it.
Map pads to slots and transport. Global shortcuts work while you're in Finder, so the window doesn't need focus.
A wedding set and a club set need different folders. Switch the whole ten-key layout in one keystroke.
Same-name collisions ask. Moves are verified before the original is removed. Trash goes to the Trash, and undo puts it back.
A personal master and a company master can both be live on the same night.
It sits over Finder and stays out of the way. The keyboard does everything.
Bought once, not rented. No account and no cloud, so there is nothing to keep paying for.
It is built and it is being used every week on real record pool drops. What is left is signing, notarising and a price. Leave an email and you will hear once — when it is ready to buy.
One email, at launch. No newsletter, no sequence, and the list is not shared or sold. Privacy.