Release Tracker
Plan and manage your music releases in one place
What it does
Release Tracker is a desktop music release planner built for independent artists and producers who are tired of spreadsheets and scattered notes. Plan singles, EPs and albums, manage multiple artists, spot date conflicts, track release status, collaborators and submissions, and get reminders - all in one clean workspace.
Explore Hopmax Software creative tools: Release Tracker, Photo Resizer AI and AutoMockup batch automation for Adobe Photoshop.
Practical, private applications for macOS and Windows. Choose a product to see its features and availability. Plan singles, EPs and albums, find open release dates, avoid schedule conflicts and move every song from idea to release. Prepare complete folders for printing with exact dimensions, automatic cropping, 300 DPI metadata and optional local AI enhancement. Turn folders of artwork and PSD/PSB templates into complete mockup collections with automatic Smart Objectfrom hopmaxmusic.com
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