One app for your whole beat catalog. We are opening the doors to founding producers in waves.
Organize beats, track sends, build kits and find lost files from one app built for music producers.
Mac beta first. Free to apply.
Built by producers, for producers. GRIND fixes what kept us digging through folders instead of making music, and it works the industry way whether you are just starting or already placing beats.
It is Finder for producers: every beat and loop lands tagged with mood, key and BPM the moment you point GRIND at your folder.
Import your FL Studio projects once. GRIND pulls out every drum and MIDI, sorts them by type in the library on the left, and you build the kit by dragging sounds into the slots on the right. Export when it sounds right.
It works like Shazam, but locally with your own files. Drop a renamed beat, a melody you want to trace, even a WhatsApp voice note, and GRIND shows the closest matches from your library.
Pick your beats, click once, and GRIND exports vertical visualizer clips ready for Reels and TikTok.
Know what you sent, who received it and what needs a follow-up.
A public page for your placements, drumkits and identity.
Catalog stats, your next best move and momentum the moment you open the app.
The first wave stays secret for now. Their placements don’t.
Placed with Quavo
Placed with Swae Lee
Placed with SDM
However you make music, GRIND works the way you already do.
| GRIND | Dropbox / iCloudCloud | Notion | Untitled | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Auto BPM, key & mood from the audio | ✓ | – | – | – |
| Track sends, sent → placed | ✓ | – | manual | – |
| Build drumkits from your projects | ✓ | – | – | – |
| Batch clips for Reels & TikTok | ✓ | – | – | – |
| Sync across your devices | soon | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Notes & project docs | – | – | ✓ | – |
| A public page to share your beats | soon | link | – | ✓ |
No. GRIND is not an AI beat generator and does not use AI to listen to or train on your music.
No automatic uploads. GRIND is local-first by default. Your private catalog stays on your computer unless you choose to share, send or sync something.
The core workspace is local-first. Future online features like beat links, sync, link tracking and placement sharing will be opt-in.
No. GRIND reads your existing folders and files. It can help clean names or metadata, but only when you choose.
Mac beta comes first. Windows users can still apply and join the waitlist.
Yes. Selected testers can access the private beta for free. Founding access may open later.
Music producers, loopmakers and creators who need a better system to organize beats, kits, contacts and files.
Founding producers get early access and a real say in what we build next.