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Kora
Creator operating system for project planning, creative focus, delivery prep, and relationship follow-up. Replaces Notion, spreadsheets, and task apps for professional music work.
Tools for Modern Creators
Create.
Deliver.
Repeat.
One operating layer around your DAW — Kora for project management and creative focus, Export Flow for delivery reliability, Key Shift Pro for fast key-based batch work.
What is Soniteq?
Three tools. One operating layer.
Kora, Export Flow, and Key Shift Pro are built to work individually or as a complete stack — covering the full arc of a music creator's workflow from project start to client delivery.
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Export Flow
Delivery engine that validates naming conventions, embeds metadata, and confirms you're sending the right version — before files leave your drive.
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Key Shift Pro
Key-aware batch utility for producing multi-key audio deliverables without manual pitch-shifting. Hours of work in minutes.
Explore the Resources
Everything you need to evaluate and decide.
Answers Hub
68+ direct answers to the real questions — what it does, whether it's worth it, how it compares.
Compare Tools
20+ comparisons against Notion, Airtable, DISCO, Splice, and every workflow tool you're already using.
Learning Paths
Step-by-step guides for getting started, building your workflow system, and going deep on delivery.
Works With Your Stack
Fits around your existing tools.
Soniteq doesn't replace your DAW — it wraps around it. Works with every major DAW, cloud storage provider, and the tools you already use.
Logic Pro
Ableton
FL Studio
Cubase
Pro Tools
Studio One
Dropbox
Google Drive
OpenAI
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Logic Pro
Ableton
FL Studio
Cubase
Pro Tools
Studio One
Dropbox
Google Drive
OpenAI
Splice
Why Soniteq
Built around how music work actually happens.
Generic tools were built for software development teams. Soniteq was built for the way producers and composers actually operate — project by project, deadline by deadline.
Workflow that matches your mental model
Projects, sessions, revisions, and delivery events are first-class objects in Kora — not hacked-together tags in a generic task app.
Delivery that doesn't fall apart under pressure
Export Flow catches naming drift, metadata gaps, and version confusion before your files leave your drive — not after the client gets the wrong stems.
Utility speed where you lose the most time
Key Shift Pro eliminates the repetitive pitch-shift-rename-export cycle that burns hours on sync deliveries and custom brief responses.
How It Works
From session open to delivery sent.
The Soniteq stack covers the arc of real music work — without requiring you to change how you use your DAW.
01
Plan the project in Kora
Set up tracks, deliverables, revision checkpoints, and client notes in one workspace. See what needs to happen today without a second screen of project management tabs.
02
Prep delivery with Export Flow
Before you send anything, Export Flow validates naming conventions, embeds metadata, and confirms you're sending the right version — not the second-to-last stem bounce from two nights ago.
03
Generate key variants with Key Shift Pro
When a brief needs all 12 keys or a client requests alternate-pitch versions, Key Shift Pro runs the batch — you don't bounce each one manually.
Who Uses Soniteq
Built for working music professionals.
If you're shipping music to clients, labels, or sync libraries and drowning in the operational overhead that comes with it — Soniteq was built for your specific situation.
Producer
Working producer with 3–8 active client projects
You're managing revision loops, client feedback, deadlines, and file delivery simultaneously. Kora gives you the operating layer that Notion and Trello never could.
Composer
Film/TV composer handling recurring delivery schedules
Stems on Tuesday, spotting session Thursday, alternate mixes by end of week. Export Flow means no more version disasters the night before a dub stage.
Sync Writer
Sync songwriter servicing briefs across multiple keys
When a brief asks for versions in A, B♭, C, and D, Key Shift Pro removes the manual work. You focus on the creative, not the batch export queue.
Early Access Voices
From creators who made the switch.
"I had 14 active projects spread across Notion, a spreadsheet, and my email inbox. Kora pulled them into one place in an afternoon. The delivery validation alone paid for it within a week."
"The naming and metadata validation is the thing I didn't know I needed. I've had two client rejections over the past year from wrong-file delivery. Export Flow would have caught both of them."
"Key Shift Pro turned a 3-hour per-brief multi-key export process into about 8 minutes. On a busy brief week that's not a nice-to-have — it's the difference between taking the brief or passing."
Our Promise
Creator-first AI policy.
AI assistance in Soniteq tools is contextual, not generative. It helps you act on your existing project data — not replace your creative judgment or monetise your content.
What we will never do
- Train AI models on your project data, session content, or creative work
- Sell behavioral data or usage patterns to third parties or ad networks
- Use your music or project context to generate content for other users
- Profile your creative habits for commercial purposes
How AI is actually used
- Context-aware delivery suggestions based on your project state
- Intelligent naming recommendations from your own naming history
- Priority surfacing based on deadlines and revision state you've set
- Optional GPT-enhanced mode — you control when and whether it activates
Our Story
Why we built this.
Professional music creators are surrounded by powerful tools for making music. Very few are built for finishing, delivering, and sustaining creative momentum.
The gap between "session done" and "files correctly delivered to client" is where hours disappear. Revision tracking in email threads. Manual naming checks. Batch exports one key at a time. Generic project management software that doesn't understand what a stem bounce is.
Soniteq was built to close that gap — with tools that understand music production reality, not adapted software development workflows.
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"I was spending more time managing the workflow than actually working on the music. Every tool I tried was built for someone else's problems."