Introducing Flows: Run Multiple Tools From One Upload

The Problem Flows Solve

If you've used more than one tool on the same song before, you've hit the same small annoyance every time: upload the file, wait, get a result, then go find the next tool and upload the exact same file again. It works, but it's repetitive, and it's easy to lose track of which checks you've actually run on a given track.

Flows fix that. A Flow is a guided page that walks you through several tools in sequence, all against one upload — you drag your file in once, and each step in the checklist runs against that same file, showing its cost up front and its result inline as you go.

What's Available Right Now

Five Flows are live today, each built around a specific goal rather than a specific tool:

• Copyright-Safe Release Check — transcribes your lyrics, checks them for copyright risk, and scans the recording itself for a YouTube Content ID match. Three separate copyright-adjacent questions, one upload.
• Pre-Release Readiness Check — honest song feedback on the track itself, followed by a technical check of whether the master is actually ready for streaming.
• Music Press Kit Builder — a song description, an EPK and artist bio, a press release, and social captions, built from the same file and a few details you fill in along the way.
• Spotify Pitch Prep — a shareable song description, then Spotify's own playlist pitch fields (genres, styles, moods, instruments) filled out for you.
• DJ Mix Prep — identifies every track in a recorded DJ mix with timestamps, then checks for volume inconsistencies between them.

How a Flow Actually Works

Each step in a Flow shows its exact credit cost before you run it, same as any standalone tool — nothing is bundled into a single hidden charge. A running total at the top tracks how many credits you've spent so far against the total for the whole checklist, so you always know where you stand. Steps unlock in order: you'll see what's coming next, but you can't jump ahead until the step before it is done, since later steps often need the result (or at least the same uploaded file) from the one before.

You're never forced to finish a Flow in one sitting or run every step — if you only want the first two steps of a four-step Flow, stop there. Nothing forces the rest.

Why This Instead of Just Using the Tools Separately

Nothing about a Flow is exclusive — every tool inside one is still available on its own, for exactly the cases where you only need that one thing. Flows exist for the times you already know you want several related checks on the same track and would rather not manage five separate uploads and keep track of which one you've already run.

Where to Find Them

Flows have their own page, linked from the footer on every page and from a banner at the top of the Tools page. If you're already on a track's page for one of the tools that appears inside a Flow, that's a good moment to check whether the Flow covers more of what you actually need.