Low Tide
Song split · writers
Product tour
TrackLedger follows a track through its whole life: who was in the room, what they agreed, where it's registered and who got paid. Here's each part.
Capture
Start a sheet from your phone or laptop as soon as the idea lands. Put the code on screen and everybody scans in — they add their own name, role and payout details, so you don't have to.
Low Tide — day 2
Studio Kestrel, Lagos. Scan to add yourself to the sheet.
Agree
Try it — drag the white handles. Change a share and the people affected need to sign again. Nobody's share moves without their say-so.
Low Tide
Song split · writers
Register
Once a sheet is fully signed, TrackLedger registers the song and the recording with the right societies and sends the credits to your distributor. You see every filing, and every reply.
Pay
Every track gets its own pot. Income from streams, radio, sync and live lands there, and on the 1st it's split exactly as signed and sent to each person — bank, card or mobile money, in their own currency.
| Collaborator | Share | Paid to | Oct 1 |
|---|---|---|---|
| 40% | Bank · GBP | £495.46 | |
| 30% | Bank · GBP | £371.59 | |
| 20% | Card · EUR | €289.92 | |
| 10% | Mobile · NGN | ₦242,773 | |
| Track pot | 100% | £1,238.64 |
Credits
Each track gets a credits page — the digital version of the liner notes on the back of a record. Share it with fans, link it from your bio, send it to the next person who wants to book your engineer.
Connect
Bring statements in from where you earn, and send credits out to where they're read.
Import statements by API or CSV and send credits on release.
Song and recording registrations, filed and tracked.
Payouts in 30+ currencies to accounts and debit cards.
Instant payouts to mobile wallets where banks are slow.
Attach a sheet to a session file so the credits travel with it.
Signing links by SMS, WhatsApp or email — whatever people answer.
Credits pages that look good wherever you share them.
Webhooks for every signature, filing and payout.
We used to finish a record and then spend a month arguing about it in a group chat. Now the argument happens in the room, takes ten minutes, and it's done for good.
Before the bounce
Start a split sheet in the room, send it round, and let every share find its own way home. Free for every track you make.