Finally, Finish Your Music

Rebounce is a version-aware collaboration workspace for music creators. Think GitHub for audio — upload bounces, leave timestamped feedback, and track revisions clearly. We solve the chaos of scattered comments, manual file renaming, and poor organization of assets.

There are two ways to collaborate: as a workspace member who can see all artists and tracks in a workspace, or as a track collaborator who only has access to specific tracks they're invited to. Workspace members are like "insiders" while track collaborators are "guests."

We offer a Free plan with 3 active tracks, 1 GB storage, and 1 artist. Our Creator plan is $10/month and includes 100GB storage, unlimited tracks, and 5 artists. Billing is tied to your workspace, and all usage, collaborators, and storage roll up to that level.

You can invite people in two ways: send a workspace invite to give them access to all artists and tracks in your workspace, or share a specific track. Track collaborators only see the tracks they're invited to.

You can leave two types of comments on audio bounces: marker comments at a specific timestamp, or region comments that span from a start to end time. This makes it easy to give precise feedback on specific parts of a track.

After a bounce is uploaded, Rebounce automatically generates AI-powered summaries of all the comments and feedback. This helps you quickly understand what needs to be addressed without reading through every individual comment.

Absolutely! Rebounce is perfect for getting feedback from mixing and mastering engineers. You can share tracks with them as collaborators, they can leave timestamped notes on specific sections, and you can track revisions clearly across multiple versions.

The Free plan includes 1 GB of storage, while the Creator plan includes 100 GB. All storage usage is calculated at the workspace level, so it's shared across all artists and tracks in your workspace.

Rebounce is designed for self-producing artists needing feedback loops, studios and labels managing multiple artists, collaborators leaving timestamped notes, and mixing/mastering engineers working with clients across revisions.