trakk'em vs Stacktune

Stacktune is built for the revision loop between engineer and client: level-matched, auto-aligned version compare and timestamped comments that turn into a checklist. trakk'em is built around the listen: whether each person played the mix, how much, from which device, which section they replayed, live, on a private link per person.

Side by side

Featuretrakk'emStacktune
Per-listener listen trackingNot stated
Listener location and deviceNot stated
How much of each track they heardNot stated
Per-section replay heatmapNot stated
Live "playing now"Not stated
Original-quality audio, never re-encodedNot stated
Password and expiry per linkAccess rules per client
Download control
Timecoded commentsRoadmap
A/B version compareRoadmapLevel-matched, aligned
Attachments alongside the musicNot stated
Listeners can send files backNot stated
Embeddable web playerNot stated
Live audio streaming to a link
Free planTrial only

Comparison based on each product's public documentation as of September 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

What they heard, not only what they said

Comments tell you what the client noticed. The listen curve tells you where their attention actually went: replays, skips and how far they got, per person, before any note is written.

Live playing-now

See the listen happen in real time, with a marker gliding along the waveform as the client plays.

Delivery beyond the mix

Attachments, files sent back from the player, an embeddable player for your site and live streaming to a link, on the same account as your tracked links.

Questions

Stacktune or trakk'em?

Stacktune is built around revisions: aligned A/B versions and comments that become a checklist. trakk'em is built around the listen: per-listener location, device, completion and a per-section replay heatmap, live. Comments and A/B compare are on the trakk'em roadmap.

Do my clients need an account?

No. Each client opens a private link in any browser, on any device, and plays. You see the result on your side.

Is there a free plan?

Yes, a permanent one, with per-listener tracking included.

Get started

See who's really listening

Send your first private link and track every listen. It's free to start.