BETA Open to everyone, free to start

Upload the track.
Invite collaborators.
Keep every version.

A workspace for your unreleased tracks, with every version, stem and collaborator in one place.

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Free plan, no card needed. It is a beta, so tell us what breaks.

A Uforiya project page listing its tracks with duration, BPM and musical key

Built for every role in the record

Producers Recording artists Songwriters Mix engineers Independent labels Recording studios

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What you can do right now

Upload and read the track

Drop in MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF or M4A. BPM, key and duration are read on the way in, so you are not typing them yourself.

Keep every version

Rough idea, revised bounce, final master: each one stays where you left it. Only the track owner marks a version as current.

Invite the people on it

Add collaborators by username or email. Owners, editors and listeners each get exactly the access they need, nothing more.

Play it back and comment

Waveform playback in the browser, comments pinned to the timestamp, and stems uploaded alongside any version.

Inside the app

See it before you sign up

The Uforiya library on the Projects tab, showing 25 projects as cover art cards labelled single, EP, album or playlist
Projects Singles, EPs, albums and playlists you own or collaborate on, with covers and track counts.
The Uforiya audio player showing waveform playback with a comment pinned to a timestamp
Player Waveform playback with comments pinned to the timestamp.
The Uforiya upload page with project selection, audio file and track details
Upload Drop the file in and BPM, key and duration are read for you.
The Uforiya full screen player on the Lyrics tab, with a lyrics panel over a starfield and the waveform below
Lyrics Lyrics live with the track, one tap from the comments.
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Collaboration

Everyone on the track, and exactly what they can touch

Invite by username, give each person a role and a credit, and every bounce they upload lands under the same track with its stems grouped beneath it.

The Uforiya access panel for a track, inviting a collaborator by username and listing members with their role, credit and a pending invite
Access Editors, listeners and credits for everyone on the track.
The Uforiya versions panel for a track, with the current version expanded to show drums, synth and vocal stems and an earlier version below it
Versions Every bounce side by side, stems sorted by instrument.

Pro: private sessions

Run the whole session in one place

Host a private session for your recording and studio sessions. Only the people you invite get in, everyone uploads to the same space, and you decide who can do what.

The Uforiya join page for a private session called South Side Studio Sessions, asking for a password

Host the room

Invite artists, producers and engineers, give each one a role, and add admins to help run it.

Join links

Share one link instead of adding people one by one. Put a password on it if the room is closed.

Their uploads, your storage

Everything members upload counts toward the host's 1TB of storage, not theirs, and they keep the credit as the creator.

Lock it when it wraps

Lock the session and uploads stop. Everyone can still listen back and leave comments.

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On a small screen

The whole thing fits in a pocket

Open uforiya.space in your phone browser and the library is already there: projects, tracks, versions, the player and every comment pinned to its timestamp. Nothing to install, nothing to keep signed in separately.

The Uforiya library on a phone, Projects tab, showing project cover cards labelled playlist and album
Library Every project you own or are on.
The Uforiya library on a phone, Tracks tab, listing tracks with durations and a lock icon on the private ones
Tracks Every track, duration read for you.
A private Uforiya project on a phone, showing cover art, track count, total duration and the track list
Project Cover, runtime and the full tracklist.
The Uforiya player on a phone, showing waveform playback with BPM and key, and a comment pinned to 0:46
Player Waveform, BPM, key and timestamped notes.

Same account, same files. Start the track at the desk, leave the notes on the bus.

Sharing

Send the track as a link, not an attachment

Set a track to public, copy its link, and send it to whoever needs to hear it. It unfurls in the thread with the cover art, the title and who it is by, and opens on a page that plays straight away. No 400MB file in a chat, no zip, no reupload when you change something.

Free audio tools

Seven edits a track needs, without leaving the browser

Trim, fade, convert, compress, shift pitch, change tempo, even out loudness. The small fixes that usually mean opening a DAW, exporting, and coming back. Four of them work with no account at all: open uforiya.space/tools, drop a file in, and go.

The Uforiya audio tools page: a waveform with two highlighted sections and buttons for trim, fade, convert, compress, pitch, tempo and normalize
Audio tools Highlight a section, pick a tool, apply. Processing runs in your browser, so the result is ready immediately.

Trim

No account needed

Drag across the waveform to mark a section, then cut it out or keep only what you marked. You can highlight several sections at once and join what is left, so a take can lose its dead air in a single pass.

  • Take the count-in and false start off the front of a vocal
  • Cut a loop down to the two bars you actually want
  • Keep the first verse and the last chorus, drop everything between

MP3 · WAV · FLAC · AIFF · M4A

Without an account

Open the page, drop a file in, start editing. Nothing to sign up for and nothing to install.

  • Trim
  • Fade
  • Convert
  • Compress
  • Pitch
  • Tempo
  • Normalize
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Still free

With a free account

All seven tools, a higher daily limit, and a finished result can go straight into a project instead of your downloads folder.

  • Trim
  • Fade
  • Convert
  • Compress
  • Pitch
  • Tempo
  • Normalize
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  1. 01

    Drop the file in

    MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF or M4A. BPM, key, duration, format and size are read as it loads, and the waveform is drawn ready to work on.

  2. 02

    Highlight what you want

    Drag across the waveform to mark a section. Mark several and they are handled together, or skip this entirely and let the tool run on the whole file.

  3. 03

    Pick a tool and apply

    The result plays back straight away, so you hear it before you commit. Download it, run another tool on it, or send it into a project if you are signed in.

Open the audio tools

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Plans

Start free, move up when you hit the ceiling

Collaboration is on every plan, including the free one. Unlimited collaborators, private and public projects, and stem uploads on every version.

Monthly Yearly 3 months free

Free

$0

Free forever

Enough to run a real project and see if this fits how you work.

  • Unlimited tracks
  • Up to 100 new tracks a day
  • Unlimited versions per track
  • 10GB of storage
  • Unlimited collaborators
  • Audio tools
  • Upload stems
Start free
Everything, one plan

Pro

$15

per month CAD

For artists and studios running private sessions and keeping every stem, not just bounces.

Everything in Free, plus:

  • Private sessions. Keep your recording and studio sessions organized in one place, closed to anyone you didn't invite. Everyone uploads to your storage and keeps their credit.
  • No daily upload limit
  • 1TB of storage
  • Higher daily tool limit
  • Full analytics: daily, weekly and monthly
Get Pro

Prices in CAD. Plan limits can move while the beta runs, and you can cancel from settings at any time.

Questions

Answers before you sign up

What is Uforiya?

Uforiya is a music collaboration platform for unreleased tracks. Artists, producers, songwriters and engineers work on the same track in one place, and the track carries its own owner, roles, versions, stems and comments rather than living in a folder somewhere.

Do I need an account to use the audio tools?

No. Open uforiya.space/tools, drop a file in and start editing. Trim, fade, convert and compress all work without signing up. A free account adds pitch, tempo and normalize, raises the daily limit, and lets a result go straight into a project.

Which audio tools work without an account?

Trim, fade, convert and compress. Pitch, tempo and normalize need a free account, which takes about a minute to create and costs nothing.

How do I keep track of different versions of a song?

Every upload becomes a version under the same track, so the rough idea, the revised bounce and the final master all stay side by side with the date and the person who uploaded them. Only the track owner marks which version is current, so nobody is ever guessing which file is the real one.

Can I share stems securely with my mix engineer?

Yes. Stems upload alongside any version, and roles decide who can see or download them. A mix engineer added as a collaborator gets the stems for the version they are working on, and nothing outside that.

What audio formats does Uforiya support?

MP3, WAV, FLAC, AIFF and M4A, both for uploads and for the audio tools. BPM, key, duration and format are read automatically on the way in.

Is Uforiya free?

The free plan covers unlimited tracks (up to 100 new a day), unlimited versions per track and unlimited collaborators inside 10GB of storage, with no card needed. Pro adds private sessions, raises storage to 1TB with no daily upload limit, and adds daily, weekly and monthly analytics. Collaboration itself is on every plan, including the free one.

What is a private session?

A private session is a shared space you host on Pro. Invite people or send a join link with a password, give each person a role, and everything they upload is stored in your storage while they keep the credit as the creator. Lock it when the session wraps and uploads stop, while everyone can still listen and comment.

How is this different from Dropbox or Google Drive?

Cloud storage holds files. Uforiya holds tracks. A track knows its versions, who is on it and what each person is allowed to do, plays back on a waveform with comments pinned to the second, and carries its stems with it. A shared folder of files named final_v3_REALFINAL does none of that.

Beta feedback

Tell us what broke

Bugs, missing features, anything that felt wrong in the session. Attach a screenshot or a screen recording if it helps. You will get a reply from a real person.

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