trakk'em vs Samply
Samply is built for collaboration and feedback. trakk'em is built around the listen: who opened your link, from where, how far they got, and which parts they replayed (and if you want collaboration, listeners can already send you files, with comments coming soon).
side by side.
| Feature | trakk'em | Samply |
|---|---|---|
| Listen insights | Per-listener | Play and export counts |
| 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 | ||
| Download control | ||
| Timecoded comments | Roadmap | |
| A/B version compare | Roadmap | |
| Listeners can send files back | ||
| Free plan |
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.
Analytics down to the person
Samply is strong for collaboration and feedback. trakk'em is built around the listen: who, where, on what device, how far, and which parts they replayed.
Live playing-now
Watch a listen happen in real time, with a marker gliding along the waveform as they play.
Private links with real controls
Password, expiry, downloads on or off, all per link, plus attachments and a drop zone for files sent back to you.
questions.
Samply or trakk'em?
Samply is collaboration-first, with timecoded comments and version tools. trakk'em is analytics-first, showing who listened, from where, on what device, how far into each track and which parts they replayed, live. Some collaboration features like timestamped comments are on the trakk'em roadmap.
Does trakk'em have listener feedback?
Listeners can send files back to you through the player today, and timestamped comments are on the roadmap. If threaded feedback is your main need right now, Samply is strong there.
Can I control downloads and access?
Yes. Every trakk'em link can toggle downloads, set a password and set an expiry date.
See who's really listening.
Send your first private link and track every listen. It's free to start.