Stop chasing WeTransfer links and asking which mix is final. Wavra shows every artist's status the moment it changes — and who has actually listened.
Pipeline for the whole roster, instead of a folder per artist.
Play, comment and version logged against the track itself.
Expiring transfer links to re-request three weeks later.
Demo, mixed, mastered, ready. Status lives on the track, so the answer to “where is that record” is a glance rather than four messages.
Every play is recorded against the share link that produced it. You can see what got finished, what got skipped, and what nobody has opened at all.
Creating a team opens a group chat for exactly those people. Invite links are single-use by default and every join request needs your approval, so the room stays the room.
No. A&Rs invite producers and artists into a team, and everyone in that team gets access to the shared catalog and its group chat.
Only what is shared with the team. Private albums stay private, and a producer never sees another producer’s catalog unless the owner shares it.
The owner keeps their music. Removing someone from a team revokes their access to the shared albums, and any share links they created can be revoked from the album page.
Yes. Share links work in the browser and can be password-protected, single-use, or both — useful for sending a record to someone outside the roster.
Create a team, send one invite, and watch the catalog fill itself in.
Create an A&R account