Questions, answered.

A macOS app that turns the folder your beats already live in into a catalog, builds a pack for each artist on your roster, and sends each one as a link. You keep making beats. Nyze handles the filing and the sending.

A single page with the beats you sent, playable in the browser, with a waveform they can scrub. No app to install, no account to make, no zip to unpack. See a demo pack page.

In your Dropbox, exactly where you put them. Nyze reads the folder you point it at and never moves or renames the originals. Dropbox is the only storage provider today, and more are on the way.

Every file gets a bpm and a genre when Nyze catalogs it, and every artist on your roster gets a genre profile. A pack pulls from the overlap, and only from beats that artist has not been sent before.

Yes. Downloads are off unless you turn them on for that pack. With downloads off, artists can stream the whole pack but the files stay with you.

Nothing during the public beta. Pricing comes later, and beta producers get told well before anything changes.

A Mac and a Dropbox account. Nyze is a native macOS app, Apple Silicon and Intel, and it signs in with Google.

Yes. Every pack page has a remove my data link that reaches us directly, and anything we hold for that listener gets deleted. Producers can delete their own account and catalog from the app at any time.