Rosters
3
Labels, bands and collectives
Combined reach
0
Followers across them
Open collabs
6
Looking for people right now

How a split actually divides

Set up splits
Worked exampleInvented names, invented month. Nobody here is real.

This is what a split looks like once four people have agreed it. The shares are set once, when the record goes up. Every sale, stream and licence after that arrives already divided.

Ines$400
40% · wrote and sang it
Marko$300
30% · produced it
Dee$200
20% · played bass
The label$100
10% · put it out
On an example $1,000 month100% accounted for

The shares are the contract. Changing one needs every member to agree, which is why editing a split is an app action and not a web form.

Open collaborations

Answering puts your name on the roster, not on a contract. Shares are a separate, signed agreement — agree them in Splits & contracts before the first release, not after the first payment.

What a roster gets you

Shared splits
Set the percentages once, forever
One catalogue
Every member's releases under one name
One payout path
Revenue divides before it lands
Roles & permissions
Change your own on any call; the poster can change anyone's

You can put yourself on a roster; you can't put anyone else on one. Answer a call above and you're on it, you can change what you're down as, and you can leave the same way. Taking somebody else off is nobody's to do — they leave. The signed agreement that decides what anyone is paid stays in the app.