How trakk'em compares
Different tools solve different problems. Here's an honest, feature-by-feature look at how trakk'em stacks up against other ways to share your music privately.
trakk'em vs SoundCloud
SoundCloud transcodes to a lossy stream. trakk'em keeps the file lossless and gives every listener their own private link.
Read the comparisonVs Discotrakk'em vs Disco
Disco runs a full catalog for labels. With trakk'em you upload a track, send a private link, and see how that person listened.
Read the comparisonVs Samplytrakk'em vs Samply
Samply is collaboration-first. trakk'em is built around the listen: who opened the link, from where, how far they got.
Read the comparisonVs Demmotrakk'em vs Demmo
Demmo shows where a link was replayed and skipped. trakk'em shows it per person, with city, device and how far they got, live.
Read the comparisonVs DropCuetrakk'em vs DropCue
DropCue sends branded playlists to supervisors. trakk'em tells you which supervisor played what, and which bars they went back to.
Read the comparisonVs Filepasstrakk'em vs Filepass
Filepass runs the mix-approval loop with a paywall. trakk'em tells you whether the client played the mix at all, while it is playing.
Read the comparisonVs Stacktunetrakk'em vs Stacktune
Stacktune is a revision workflow with aligned A/B. trakk'em tracks the listen itself: how much of the mix each person heard, on which device.
Read the comparisonVs MixUptrakk'em vs MixUp
MixUp is a collaboration suite with a DAW plugin. trakk'em is one private link per listener, with that listener's stats behind it.
Read the comparisonVs Bytatrakk'em vs Byta
Byta tracks streams and downloads per recipient. trakk'em goes one level deeper: how far into each track they got, and which parts they replayed.
Read the comparisonVs Audiomovers LISTENTOtrakk'em vs Audiomovers LISTENTO
LISTENTO streams from a DAW plugin. trakk'em Streaming runs in a browser tab: listeners open a link, and you see who showed up.
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