trakk'em vs Disco
Disco is a heavy catalog platform for labels and sync teams. trakk'em is lighter: send a private link and see exactly how each person listened (and if you do want to upload your whole catalog, we have a custom feature for that too).
side by side.
| Feature | trakk'em | Disco |
|---|---|---|
| Per-listener listen tracking | By tier | |
| Listener location and device | Not stated | |
| How much of each track they heard | Not stated | |
| Per-section replay heatmap | Not stated | |
| Live "playing now" | Not stated | |
| Password-protected links | ||
| Link expiry | Not stated | |
| Leak watermarking | Add-on | |
| Full catalog and library management | ||
| Listeners can send files back | Not stated | |
| Free plan to start |
Comparison based on each product's public documentation as of July 2026. "Not stated" means a capability isn't described in their public docs, not that it's impossible. Trademarks belong to their respective owners; trakk'em is not affiliated with them.
why creators switch.
Lighter, focused on the listen
Disco is a full catalog and library platform. trakk'em does one thing: send a link and see exactly how each person listened.
Per-part, per-person, live
trakk'em shows which sections each listener replayed or skipped, on a heatmap painted over the waveform, plus a live indicator while they listen.
Nothing to set up first
Upload a track, share a link, read the stats. No library to build before you can send.
questions.
How is trakk'em different from Disco?
Disco is a full music catalog and library platform for labels and sync teams, with features like leak watermarking. trakk'em is a lighter tool focused on sending a private link and seeing, per person, how each listener actually listened, including a per-section replay heatmap and a live indicator.
Does trakk'em manage a whole catalog?
No. If you need a large searchable library with tagging and watermarking, Disco is built for that. trakk'em is built for sending tracks and reading detailed per-listener stats.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, trakk'em is free to start with full per-listener tracking.
See who's really listening.
Send your first private link and track every listen. It's free to start.