Underwriting
Four of them, all making something for people who write songs. None of them got a say in who was in the room, and none of them heard a song before you did.
Website + iOS
A vibe net.
Gather the scraps that share a feeling — voice memos, song sketches, photos, half a lyric — and arrange them on a board by feel instead of by folder. Then send the board to one person, or cast it out for anyone to catch. If you have ever tried to describe a song before it exists, this is the tool for that conversation.
vibecatcher.clubiOS App
A metronome that tells you the truth about your timing.
Start the click and play. It listens through the microphone and says whether you are rushing or dragging, in milliseconds, while you are still playing. Record a take and it plots every hit against the beat, so you find the bar where the thing actually falls apart rather than the bar you assumed. It is not encouraging. That is the feature.
App StoreWebsite
A JRPG-style band brawler.
Assemble a band of five — rhythm, melody, harmony — and take them into a fight. It is the only place we know of where a disagreement about a chord gets settled with a damage number.
battleofthebands.appiOS App
Chord shapes, one hand position at a time.
Teaches the shapes and then drills the changes between them, which is the part nobody practices and the only part anyone hears. Built for the stretch between knowing three chords and being able to get through a song that uses four.
App Store listing coming soon
There is room for a fifth. Write to hello@didyougetthat.org and say what you make and who it is for. Underwriters get no say in who is in the room or what comes out of it, which is the only condition and is not negotiable.