songdrafts · Features
Every take of a song on one card
In songdrafts every take of a song stacks on one card, in the order you add them. Add a take with one tap, compare any two by flipping between them at the same moment, drop named markers on a take, and merge two half songs into one.
Updated 20 Oct 2026
Takes in order
Add a take to a song with + Add take. Takes stack in the order you add them, so you can hear the song change.
Compare two takes
With two or more takes, set one as A and one as B in the Compare versions panel, then flip between them. The flip happens at the same moment in the song, so you hear the difference at the same line.
Markers
Drop a named marker on a take at the part you care about, for example riff, chorus or verse 2. Tap a marker to jump straight to it. Markers do not change the recording.
Merge half songs
If two cards turn out to be the same song, merge one into the other so every take sits together.
Why it matters
See how to pick the best take of a song and how to keep track of song demos.
Try it
Open songdrafts. For current prices and what each plan includes, see pricing.
Common questions
How are takes ordered?
In the order you add them.
Can I compare two takes?
Yes. With two or more takes you can flip between A and B at the same moment.
Can I merge two songs?
Yes.
Want this done for you? songdrafts is a board for your voice memos: every take stacked on one card, songs that move across stages, merging half songs, and one share link with comments pinned to the second. Works offline, and nothing you upload trains AI. What is songdrafts?