Free tools, no signup.
Small things that save you opening a calculator at three in the morning. They run in your browser, nothing is sent anywhere, and there is no account to make.
The tools
BPM tapper
Find the tempo of any song
Tap along and read the BPM. Then hear beats from the 1,652-beat catalog at that exact tempo.
Release planner
Every step, on the date it needs doing
Pick the day the song comes out and the whole rollout dates itself backwards — upload, visuals, pre-save, the tease, release day.
Streaming royalty calculator
What the streams actually pay
Work out what a stream count is worth, and how many you need to hit a number — using your own rate, off your own statement, not an average from the internet.
Splits calculator
Who owns what, and what it pays
Set everyone's percentage, see immediately whether it adds up to 100, and see what each share is worth at a given stream count.
Useful sites for rappers
Distribution, royalties, content, recording
The services you actually need to release a song and collect what it earns, grouped by the job they do. No rankings and no affiliate links.
One song, ten videos
A month of content from one track
Ten specific videos you can shoot on a phone, ticked off as you make them. Nobody sees everything you post, so the same song runs for weeks.
DM scripts
What to say without sounding desperate
Three messages — warm, cold and curator — filled in with the real names, plus the rule that decides whether any of them work.
Metronome
Keeps time without drifting
Set the tempo, pick where the accent lands, press start. Runs on the audio clock rather than a timer, so it holds over a long take.
Song structure calculator
Turn bars into minutes
Lay out intro, verses and hooks in bars and see the runtime of every section, and where each one lands.
Why they're free
Same reason the guides are. I sell beats, not tools. If one of these saves you ten minutes, that is a fair trade for you knowing the site exists — and if you want a beat afterwards, the catalog is right there.