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Crate Crate is how Ableton producers manage their projects without opening Ableton. Point it at a folder and it reads every project file in place, read-only, pulling out tempo, key, tracks, plugins, markers, and arrangement length. It then reads six signals inside each file to work out how far along a track is, and says so in plain producer language rather than guessing when it cannot tell. A folder of 400 files becomes a board you can work from in a few minutes. Releasing a track mints a dated receipt that freezes its title, key, and tempo. The newest bounce plays from a docked player, so you can hear where a project got to without opening Live. Insights read the whole catalog: most-used plugins, common keys and tempos, dry spells, records. Connect Claude or ChatGPT and you can ask your own library what to finish next. Nothing is uploaded.
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Soundliner Give your music a home. An artist pastes one streaming link. Soundliner finds the same track on every other platform, builds the release page with cover art and liner notes, and puts it on a themed site with shows, galleries, and project logs. Fans follow the artist, see a feed of what is new, react, and get an email on release day. The theme engine derives an entire palette from two colors with contrast guaranteed by construction. My own product, built and run by me.
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4DAuth Prove it's really you. A creator generates a verification card before filming, shows it on camera or as a stream overlay, then publishes it against the video's URL. Anyone watching opens the creator's public page and matches the card by eye. No app, no account, no AI detection. The card is a pure function of the creator's handle and a code, never stored and regenerated identically forever. Original invention. My own product, built and run by me.
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Web app
Crate Crate is how Ableton producers manage their projects without opening Ableton. Point it at a folder and it reads every project file in place, read-only, pulling out tempo, key, tracks, plugins, markers, and arrangement length. It then reads six signals inside each file to work out how far along a track is, and says so in plain producer language rather than guessing when it cannot tell. A folder of 400 files becomes a board you can work from in a few minutes. Releasing a track mints a dated receipt that freezes its title, key, and tempo. The newest bounce plays from a docked player, so you can hear where a project got to without opening Live. Insights read the whole catalog: most-used plugins, common keys and tempos, dry spells, records. Connect Claude or ChatGPT and you can ask your own library what to finish next. Nothing is uploaded.
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SaaS
Soundliner Give your music a home. An artist pastes one streaming link. Soundliner finds the same track on every other platform, builds the release page with cover art and liner notes, and puts it on a themed site with shows, galleries, and project logs. Fans follow the artist, see a feed of what is new, react, and get an email on release day. The theme engine derives an entire palette from two colors with contrast guaranteed by construction. My own product, built and run by me.
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SaaS
4DAuth Prove it's really you. A creator generates a verification card before filming, shows it on camera or as a stream overlay, then publishes it against the video's URL. Anyone watching opens the creator's public page and matches the card by eye. No app, no account, no AI detection. The card is a pure function of the creator's handle and a code, never stored and regenerated identically forever. Original invention. My own product, built and run by me.
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