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Technology

Software the industry works in

Four platforms, built in-house, run as real products. Our own companies are the first customer of each one — which is why they hold up under a release week.

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The platforms

Listn Music

A claim-free sync licensing library and publishing platform. Supervisors search, audition and license without a rights investigation; writers get their compositions registered and collected against.

Publishing & sync →

Listn Base

The operating system for a label: roster, releases, contracts, royalties, recoupment, campaigns, A&R pipeline, artist portal — plus the identity layer that signs a user into everything else in the group.

Label operations →

BOOKD

Booking infrastructure for agents, venues, promoters and artists. Offers, holds, advances, routing, contracts and settlements — the paperwork of live music, handled in one place.

Live & touring →

AURIUM

Console-grade mastering that runs in a browser. No install, no session fee, no waiting on a studio diary — plus repair tooling for problem source material.

Production →

Architecture

Built on one spine

An artist signed into Listn Base is already signed into everything else. Splits, ISRCs and ISWCs are entered once and referenced everywhere, rather than re-keyed per system.

Single sign-on
Shared rights data

Consumption, live and licensing data land in the same reporting spine, so the numbers reconcile instead of contradicting each other.

Consumption
Live
Licensing
One statement

Scoped API keys on every product, so partners build against our stack rather than around it. Where a partnership calls for it, the platforms deploy under your own brand and domain.

Scoped API keys
White-label deploys

Why we build instead of buy

An independent label running on off-the-shelf tooling ends up with a distributor dashboard, a separate royalty spreadsheet, a booking inbox, a marketing suite, and no single view of what any of it means. The data does not reconcile because it was never designed to.

Owning the stack removes that seam. It also removes a strategic dependency: everything core, we build and own.

Run your label on software we use ourselves

Platform access, white-label deployments and API integration — tell us what you need it to do.