SoundCloud
Run your audio catalog

SPIRITT works with tracks, playlists, profiles, comments, and listener interaction records. Build release operations, curate playlists, and turn listener evidence into the next creative cycle. It connects that work to the tools your team already uses and checks the resulting records and handoffs.

Yes. SPIRITT can build an audio catalog app using your SoundCloud tracks, playlists, and authorized streamable references. It can preserve the original track links and metadata, handle unavailable streams visibly, and verify the listening experience without downloading or republishing music we do not own.

SPIRITT can inspect already uploaded authorized tracks, update track metadata, and create or update playlists. It tests the intended listening experience and records unresolved availability checks. Listener interactions are evidence, not guaranteed reach; streaming access does not grant reuse rights.

SPIRITT coordinates Google Drive to organize mastered audio, Notion to maintain release briefs, Slack to coordinate release checks. Connect the companion apps needed for your mission, and it carries the source references and verified outcomes between them.

Yes. SPIRITT can collect recent tracks from followed creators and retain track IDs and collection timestamps in an editorial register. Later runs add only newly observed releases, refresh the selected track references, and route unavailable tracks to the curator. Playlist decisions remain linked to the original track evidence and the editor’s recorded outcome.

Open a SPIRITT workspace, connect SoundCloud, and hand over a mission such as "verify an audio release handoff." Name the target records, desired outcome, and companion apps the work needs.