SaaS · Music Tech · 2026
Dropdate
The only date that matters.
Release planning for bands - the only project tracker you can listen to. Everything between the studio and the release date, in one audio-first timeline.
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date that matters
The problem
A release date is a hard deadline with dozens of soft dependencies - masters, artwork, distribution lead times, promo assets. Bands manage it in chats and spreadsheets built for offices, not music, and the release slips.
The approach
Dropdate turns release planning into a product built for how musicians actually work: everything counts down to the drop date, and the tracker is audio-first - you can listen to the work in progress right where you plan it, instead of hunting for the latest bounce in a chat thread.
Architecture & build
A dark, focused SaaS built under the A.G. Logik roof - it began as an internal tracker for a real album in production and was rebuilt from the ground up into a planning tool any band can pick up.
The outcome
Proof that the same release discipline built for one album generalizes into a product - and that domain software gets better when its maker lives in the domain.
- For
- Bands & music creators
- Model
- The tracker you can listen to