LaunchPad runs your entire music business — releases, content, promotion, analytics — while you sleep. You make music. Everything else is covered.
Artists spend more hours on distribution logistics, pitch emails, and content scheduling than they do making the music people came to hear.
Every AI tool on the market handles a single task — mastering, pitching, analytics. None runs the whole business. Artists still manage the managers.
Musician. Producer. Manager. Marketer. Accountant. Distributor. The indie model asks one person to run an entire entertainment company — and expects them to be great at all of it.
Distributes to Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon, Tidal, Deezer, and 40+ DSPs automatically. Tags, metadata, artwork — all handled. Release timing optimized based on your audience's peak activity windows.
Generates release-day content, cross-posts to Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube Shorts, schedules posts around your release calendar, and runs cold outreach to playlist curators and music blogs — 24/7, without prompting.
Monitors your streaming data, surfaces which markets are growing, identifies which content drives the most saves, and handles fan DM responses during high-traffic moments. Reports back daily with what moved and what's next.
Connect your accounts once. LaunchPad learns your sound, your audience, your release cadence. Then it runs — updating you only when it needs a decision.
"The best music in the world right now is being made by people who can't afford a manager, a publicist, or a label deal. That should not be a disadvantage. That should be a starting point."
Every day, incredible artists lose momentum because the business side of music is a second job they never asked for. The songs are there. The audience is there. The infrastructure to reach them — it just requires an operator who never sleeps.
LaunchPad is that operator. Built for the artist who doesn't have a team, but has everything else they need to build a career.
LaunchPad is built on the premise that the future of independent music belongs to the artists who can focus on their craft — not the ones who can afford to run a business on the side.