What's
new in Team

Free now includes a metered daily TeamMate allowance after the trial, instead of nothing.

The mobile app arrives: create an account, set up a release end to end, work your tasks, browse files, and pick up an agent conversation where you left it.

Change plan, update or remove a payment card, and see which plan you're on in the header — on web and mobile.

Artist administration now lives at Settings → Workspace → Roster.

Multipart uploads for masters and large assets, resumable and checksum-verified, through the same pipeline on web and mobile.

Pick a focus folder, or multi-select the files a connection may read. The selection bounds what a read can return, not just what it's asked for.

Waveform peaks are stored once on upload instead of being decoded every time a track is played.

One link per recipient, carrying the tracks you choose. Recipients identify themselves, leave notes pinned to the moment in the track, and can play straight from a comment.

The memory graph can say where it learned something, and the agent remembers actions it took in your connected tools.

Your connected tools are in the composer's “+” menu, not hidden behind “@”.

A deleted release can be found and restored.

Archive or delete a release or artist, browse what you've archived, and restore it — surviving a page reload. Deleted releases stop appearing in search, the graph and email answers.

A searchable help centre covering account, security, API keys, billing, connection scopes and the Rundown — with its own language and theme controls, and usable on a phone.

Dates, numbers and currency follow your chosen language, with coverage checks that customer content can't fool.

Nest tasks beneath a budget line, roll their costs up, and attach files per task.

Pro moves to base-plus-seat pricing, Free gets unlimited collaborators, every signup gets a 14-day Pro trial, and choosing a plan and creating an account happen on one screen.

Export a settlement as PDF and a per-tour P&L as XLSX, set contract fields and upload the signed copy, and drag to reorder shows in the builder.

Download a tour as iCal, or subscribe to a live webcal feed that updates itself as the routing changes.

Browse what the brain knows, click a node for the underlying facts and where they came from, see pre-computed dependency chains, and manage reconciliation anchors.

Shared-workspace providers default to deny, and each release asks you to confirm which pages feed it.

The artist Assets page rolls up assets from every release, grouped by release, in a rich grid you can upload straight into.

The agent can open a new rollout or add an artist workspace, not just work inside existing ones.

New recipes compose a Notion database, a financial model, or a document — and can model the result on a database, sheet or doc you already use, remembering your format for next time.

Notion gains five reads and two writes, Airtable three reads and seven writes, Drive eight collaboration writes, and Calendar can move events and remove attendees.

Every change records who did it, to what, and the old and new value — with a history you can read, scoped to your workspace, and personal data redacted at the source.

An ISRC typed into chat weeks ago, a value in a connected Notion page, or a number in an email now feed reconciliation — checked against the releases they're actually relevant to.

Agent replies render metadata and track cards instead of prose, completed actions deep-link to the thing they changed, clarifying questions arrive as tappable cards, and working steps stream live.

Update an asset, keep its history, restore an earlier version, and link or unlink versions to each other.

Add a creator as well as an artist, with talent-aware language throughout, DNA research on create, and social footprint auto-discovery.

A release-unit model underneath means a single can join a release you've already started, and creating an album or EP builds its shell for you.

The missing edit affordances, plus create is now idempotent so a double-submit can't duplicate a release.

An artist-first home: your roster front and centre, richer artist cards with hover snapshots, starred talent, context-aware search, and a workspace scoped per artist.

Stream metrics consolidated into a purpose-built analytics store, with per-track trends, deep historical backfill on artist add, and grounded cohort benchmarks.

Applying a proposal gives a real in-page receipt naming the change and where it landed — successes and failures both — plus bulk accept and dismiss in the review queue.

TeamMate composes a live board to answer a substantive question — territories on a real map, comparisons, plans — and boards version as they change, so you can open any earlier revision.

Content, Budget, Timeline, Assets, Pulse, the Rundown, DSP Priorities and the workspace shell were all rebuilt to the new editorial design.

464 major cities across 110 countries, with disambiguation when two places share a name.

Team derives your audience rather than asking for it, then closes the loop: propose, confirm, reflect. Reports at any scope, kept current as the picture changes.

Change capture across your rollout feeds a grounded reaction engine that drafts proposals with provenance, asks vigilance questions when something looks off, and texts you when it matters. You set how forward it is.

Answers now carry source citations, render charts from real numbers, drill down into the underlying panel, and queue proposals you can apply in one tap — and the canvas survives a reload.

A periodic digest of what the brain has learned, deduplicated and linked to a shareable briefing page.

Eight analytical lenses now, including streaming momentum, DSP-editorial and audience gaps, with charts attached and budget insights surfaced in chat.

A Sources page and an in-chat connect flow bring Notion, Drive, Slack, Airtable and the rest into the workspace, with per-connection health, real logos and one-click disconnect.

A single ingestion path takes uploads, email attachments and connector content into the brain with full lineage, so what you feed it is traceable to where it came from.

Invite tour team and external collaborators by email, run a real advance-to-venue thread, share a full-fidelity day sheet, and roll settlements up per tour — with role-aware access.

Fuzzy matching on release names, numbered disambiguation when it's unsure, and audio attachments get a friendly refusal rather than silence.

A hybrid engine — language understanding for questions, deterministic paths for changes — on a durable outbound queue with delivery receipts, explicit release switching, and relative dates resolved before anything runs.

Access requests you approve explicitly, with a full audit trail, and live screen co-browsing folded into the same permission flow.

A universal 30-day Pro trial, Free/Pro alignment, tier gating, and self-service billing through the Stripe portal.

The auth screens and onboarding panels were redesigned to the marketing aesthetic.

The timeline, chat history, notification bell and activity strip update themselves as things change, without a refresh.

German, Hindi, Mandarin and Arabic join the set, and messages auto-translate for whoever is reading, so a thread can span languages.

Whole-interface translation with the agent answering in your language.

Design tokens, buttons, cards and dialogs aligned to the brand, with accessibility hardening and dark-mode fixes throughout.

Advance view, day sheets with pack mode and distribution, pipeline, deals, settlements, documents, technical and catering specs, guest lists and marketing — with full backline detail.

Images and screenshots are read on upload, so a chart you paste in becomes something the brain can use.

Apple Music streams, daily Shazam data and chart positions join the picture, with metric time-series and completeness scoring.

A live data intelligence hub replacing the old Intelligence tab: insights first, dependency chains and references, interactive multi-platform charts, and reasoning you can trigger on demand.

A live countdown that shifts colour as release day approaches, singles as date bars, milestone flags, asset thumbnails on task cards, and search and filtering.

Share links with per-recipient access, inline previews, per-asset comments and threaded replies, passcode gates, a download toggle you control, and notifications when someone comments.

A shareable, full-page live dashboard with interactive tasks and comments, in a new editorial design.

MOV, AVI and MKV are transcoded to MP4 on upload, and uploads go straight to storage with presigned URLs.

Group messaging with TeamMate in the thread — quiet unless addressed — plus action receipts, sticky context, and asset retrieval and share links over text.

Inbound email surfaces in chat as a notification card, and TeamMate composes outbound email on your behalf with a draft-confirm-send step. Address it with @teammate to have it act.

Team's memory moves onto a purpose-built graph of entities, relationships and memories, with a fullscreen visualisation you can open from chat.

Named, persistent conversations with a history switcher, a New Chat button, and a Stop button to cancel a running response.

Upload documents from the release panel, ingest from a URL, and have chat attachments vectorised automatically — with permissions and traceability throughout.

Proper track metadata with publishing and rights contributors, a Spotify featured-artist picker, subgenre search, and shareable track links.

Auto-generated artist press kits — achievements, press, RIYL, contacts and platform logos — in motion-animated templates, with a full editor and discography pulled from Chartmetric.

Artist Intelligence, Budget, DSP Priorities, Ready to Roll, the Asset Library, Command Center, Content & Tracks and the Release Pipeline were all visually rebuilt.

Chartmetric replaces the previous providers as the primary data source, with multi-platform streaming sync, a live stats header and cross-platform track stats.

Anomaly detection, LLM-written insights with full context rather than templates, web mining, daily deltas, comparables and a Release Performance tab with per-track sparklines.

Auto-versioning with manual linking, a full audit trail for every asset operation, and file conversion on download with per-platform presets.

Every data change is captured and attributed, so TeamMate can answer “who did what” — and learnings carry across releases.

Cursor pagination, server-side filtering and WebP thumbnails.

Strategy intelligence keyed to career stage, genre and budget, with proactive alerts and a “remember this” command.

An interactive artist-management learning platform — 13 courses and 82 lessons with interactive modules and personalised scenarios.

A fully documented REST API with CSV import, streaming, marketing, and touring endpoints.

Generate and manage API keys from Settings, powered by Unkey for enterprise-grade rate limiting.

Entity Resolution Engine and 300-term music glossary — your Teammate now understands industry terminology natively.

Redesigned knowledge base with live component demos rendered inline.

Permission-gated context, tool filtering, auto-RAG, PII sanitization, and cross-tenant access checks.

Fixed Whisper transcription failing on Apple .caf format and relative R2 URLs.

Added missing pages to sitemap.xml and robots.txt.

Upgrade, downgrade, and manage your subscription directly inside Team with embedded Stripe checkout.

New signup flow with 30-day free trial, no credit card required, and post-signup consultation booking.

Create groups via text, share updates, and receive daily briefings through conversational commands.

Your Teammate can now search across all your releases at once.

Comprehensive tier enforcement audit with new feature flags for every plan.

All feature and solution pages now use signup-first CTAs.

Generate field content with AI, import from documents, and animate step-by-step.

A v2 builder with grouped collapsible sections, custom brief types, and QuickCreate dialog.

Auto-generated passwords, per-recipient email delivery, and group-scoped portal visibility.

Dark plum folder-style cards with hover animations, colored headers, and account dropdown.

Security audit — input validation, rate limiting, encryption, and briefs-only user gating.

Recipients can comment, upload files, and collaborate directly inside the brief portal.

Each share link gets its own isolated channel for comments, uploads, and activity.

Waveform audio player, animations, image carousel, and YouTube embed support.

Auto-reload on chunk load errors after deploys, plus audio crossOrigin fixes.

A complete standalone product for creating, sending, and tracking operational briefs.

Discover upcoming shows with venue geocoding and map integration in the touring module.

Assign tasks to Marketing, A&R, Legal, Business Affairs, or Finance departments.

Fixed phantom unread badges, double toast notifications, and subtask routing.

Manage releases via text message. Send updates, attach media, create tasks, and get proactive notifications.

Streamlined demo booking flow so you can see Team in action before you commit.

Redesigned pricing page with a clear comparison matrix.

Rich previews with correct image and description on Twitter, LinkedIn, and iMessage.

Save any release as a reusable template. Browse, edit, and apply with a single click.

Forward emails to your release — they appear in a dedicated Emails tab and your AI Teammate can reference them.

Switch between Calendar and List views on your timeline with a single toggle.

Access to rollout plans, email threads, and full release context for more accurate answers.

Major responsiveness improvements across dashboard, task panels, and rollout tabs.

Browse pre-built task templates organized by category. Add them to any release to jumpstart your rollout.

LLM-based router that understands what you mean — no more rigid keyword matching.

Parallelized database queries and optimized asset loading for snappier navigation.

Plan press runs with an interactive map, Google Places search, and per-stop detail modals.

Generate PDF reports with strategy overviews, DSP priorities, territories, and timeline.

ADA-compliant dark theme with a toggle in settings.

Step-by-step interactive tour for new users. Restart anytime from the help menu.

Sortable, expandable task list with columns for status, assignee, dates, and subtasks.

Deep research-powered briefings on market position, competitor landscape, and audience insights.

Category-specific fields — social posts show platforms, playlisting shows curators, PR shows outlets.

Releases sort by recently viewed and newest created.

Automatic artist research — market position, audience demographics, comparable artists, and detailed profile sections.

Generate full phased rollout plans, manage content and budgets, and remember preferences across releases.

Full mobile UX overhaul — unified navigation, compact release cards, and bottom tab bar.

The first version of Team — release management with timeline views, task management, authentication, and an AI-powered Teammate.

Visual timeline for scheduling tasks and a canvas view for spatial release planning.

Responsive sidebar, timeline, bottom navigation, and touch-friendly interactions from day one.