Tracksynk just dropped a wave of updates. AI-powered search, personal use sales, new pages for creators and artists, and a platform that's about to go loud. Here's everything you need to know.
AI-powered search is here
Creators can now search for music on Tracksynk using natural language. Instead of clicking through genre filters, they can type things like "mellow acoustic for a morning surf edit" and our AI search will surface the tracks that match.
This changes the game for artists on the platform. The more detail your tracks have, the more likely they are to show up when a creator searches. Descriptions, moods, tags, context about where the track fits. All of that feeds the search.
If you've already uploaded tracks, now is the time to go back and enrich them. Add descriptions. Refine your mood tags. Give each track the context it needs to get discovered.
How to update your tracks: Login → Account → Published → Click "Edit" on any track → Update your description, moods, and tags → Save.
It takes a couple of minutes per track and it directly improves how discoverable your music is. Think of it as giving creators a reason to find you.
Personal use sales are live
Your music deserves more than a catalogue listing. It deserves to sell.
Artists on Tracksynk can now sell individual tracks directly to fans for $1.99. Personal use licensing is live, and it takes about 30 seconds to turn on.
How to enable it: Login → Account → Published → Enable "Personal Use" → Save.
Every track you enable becomes available for fans to purchase and download for personal listening. You set the sync prices. We handle the personal use tier at a flat $1.99. You still get 75%.
This is a new revenue stream that didn't exist on Tracksynk a week ago. If you've got fans who already love your music, now they can buy it directly from your profile. No middleman, no playlist algorithm, no waiting.
And here's the bigger picture: every personal use sale puts your music in front of more people, which opens the door to full sync opportunities down the line. More listeners means more chances a creator, brand, or music supervisor discovers your sound.
New: For Creators page
We've launched a dedicated For Creators page, built specifically for the filmmakers, content creators, brand teams, and agencies looking for music that actually fits. It walks buyers through our curated catalogue, license tiers, and how to find the right track fast.
For artists, this means more qualified buyers landing on the platform, discovering your music, and licensing it.
New: Our Artists page
We've added a new Our Artists page to the site. It's a simple, clean showcase of every artist on the platform, giving future creators and brands a quick way to see who's here and explore the talent behind the music.
Share your Tracksynk profile. Seriously.
Here's the move we'd encourage every artist to make right now: post your Tracksynk artist profile on your socials.
Your artist profile page is your storefront. When a brand, music supervisor, or content creator clicks through from your Instagram, TikTok, or website, they land on a page where they can hear your music, see your identity, and license a track in minutes.
That's not just exposure. That's direct sales and sync opportunities coming from your own audience.
Your profile link: tracksynk.com/artist/your-name
Drop it in your bio. Share it in a story. Pin it. The more eyes on your page, the more your music works for you.
We're just getting started
Tracksynk is about to go loud. A full marketing campaign is rolling out. We're pushing hard to get more creators, more brands, and more ears onto the platform.
But this isn't a one-and-done launch. We're building continuously. New features for creators. Better discovery tools. More ways for your music to reach the right people. The product is going to keep getting better, and we want you along for the ride.
You're early. That matters. The artists who are active now, uploading, sharing, enabling personal use, are the ones who'll benefit most as the platform grows.
Big things ahead. Stay tuned.