Where music actually gets finished.
Artists, musicians, producers, photographers, videographers, studios and venues, on one app — matched by what you make and where you are, and closed out with a completion you both confirm.
Finding people isn't the hard part. Finishing is.
Instagram technically works. You can find a producer whose beats you like in about four minutes. What you can't do is get a reply, keep the thread alive, agree on terms without it getting weird, and end up with a record that actually comes out. Most started collabs never do.
So the work scatters. A producer in one DM, a videographer you found on Instagram, a venue someone mentioned at a show last month, a studio you texted a friend about. Four apps, no shared thread, and nothing at the end of it that proves the two of you delivered.
The network we wanted to exist.
One place where the whole room shows up. Where the deck is filtered to the role, the genre and the distance you actually need. Where the beat plays before you write the message. Where the rate, the terms, the voice memos and the rough mixes all live in the same thread instead of across four apps.
And where the collab has an ending. Both people mark it done, and only then does anything move. That's the part nobody else built, and it's the part that turns a network of strangers into a track record.
We built KollabMe because we watched good records die in a group chat. Not from a lack of ideas, and not from a lack of people who can play. From a thread that went quiet in week three. Every feature in the app exists to get past week three.
Find. Work. Prove.
Three things run through the product. Find — you're matched by what you make, not who you know: role fit, genre, recent activity, profile depth, distance and KollabScore, with the audio playing right on the card. Work — a mutual match opens the chat, and the whole job lives in that one thread: voice memos, rough mixes, files, the rate, the date. Prove — every collab ends with both people confirming it's done, and only then does the score move.
That last one is the whole point. A rendered file proves a render. A finished collab that a second human signed off on is the one credential nothing can fake — and it's the difference between a profile and a track record.
Seven roles, and each one has a different job.
Artists
Find beats that fit your voice — and a producer who actually finishes.
Musicians
Session work and band seats. Say what you play, name your rate, get called.
Producers
Stop sending beats into the void. Find artists who record and release.
Photographers
Artists who need shoots, in your city. Portfolio first, rate up front.
Videographers
Music video and live work, from artists who are actually shooting.
Studios
Fill the room with artists who show up — not endless DMs.
Venues
Bookable acts with a real draw, straight to your inbox.
Early — and listening.
The app is live on iOS, Android and the web, and it's early enough that what you tell us actually changes what ships next. Something broken, something missing, something that doesn't work the way the industry really works? Say so.
support@kollabme.comStop chasing. Start finishing.
Free on iOS, Android, and the web. Setting up a profile takes about a minute.