One page for every mix. Your people press play, tap the plus, and tell you exactly what they hear.
Artwork, music and feedback: Anya Alchemy, “Big Girls”, from the Small Rooms project, used with the artist’s permission.
Opens, plays, total streams and listen time by song — plus a heat check that shows the exact moment the room drops off.
Share of listeners still playing at each moment — the line dips where you lose people.
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Audiodocs reaches people the fastest way available, and never makes them log in to find out.
Clippt is where PR teams pitch. Approve your tracks in Audiodocs, then — if your PR firm runs Clippt — hand them straight over, press-ready.
Versions and notes — the work happens in Audiodocs, where it already does.
Mark it press-ready — one toggle per track, the artist decides what press hears.
Your PR firm takes the approved tracks into their Clippt and pitches from there.
Mark tracks press-ready
Questions
Feedback on music is scattered — notes trickle in by text, email, voice memo and DM, someone references “that bit at 1:32” but not which version, and half of it gets lost. Audiodocs turns a track into one shareable link where collaborators, clients and your team play the audio and leave timestamped feedback right on the waveform. Every note lands in one place, pinned to the exact moment and version — one streamlined thread instead of five apps to chase.
No. Anyone you send a link to can listen and comment straight away — nothing to install, nothing to sign up for. You stay in control of what each link can see and do.
Always. Your uploads stream and download exactly as you provided them — Audiodocs never re-encodes or compresses your masters. What you upload is what your collaborators hear and what they get back.
Listeners drop comments at exact moments in the track, reply in threads, and react. Everything lands in one place, tied to the version it was left on, so nothing gets lost across email and DMs.
Yes. Group people into teams with their own permissions, and set access per song. Send a quick listen-only link, a full feedback link, or a file drop — each one scoped exactly how you want.
When a track is final, send it to your approvers. Once everyone signs off it locks as the approved master, and the deliverables — masters, stems, artwork — are handed over to the sign-off group, with an optional payment gate before the files release.
Clippt is the campaign side of Audiodocs — taking a finished master from sign-off through to press and playlist coverage. Same project, from first revision to front page.
We're letting a small group in at a time. Tell us a little about you and we'll send an access code as seats open. Your reviewers never need an account — not on any plan, not ever.
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