Made for music collaborators

Know Your Split.
Own Your Share.

Great music is collaborative.
Ownership should be clear.

Document song credits, propose ownership percentages, and get every contributor on the same page—all in one place.

For composition and songwriting splits.

COMPOSITION RECORD
MH

Midnight Hours

Songwriting splits · Revision 2

JE
Jordan EllisSongwriter / Composer
50%
TR
Taylor ReedSongwriter
30%
AB
Avery BrooksLyricist
20%
Total proposed ownership100%

Illustrative song record. No audio upload required.

Clarity belongs in the session.

The song gets finished.
The paperwork gets forgotten.

Creative sessions move fast. Credits and ownership conversations don’t always happen at the same pace.

Splitsville gives collaborators a straightforward way to document proposed shares, collect confirmations, and preserve a record of what everyone agreed to.

The whole collaboration counts.

Every Creator.
Every Credit.
Every Split.

A clear record starts with recognizing the people behind the composition—and making room for everyone’s response.

From the first credit to the final confirmation.

A shared process.
A clearer record.

See how it works
01

Add Your Song

Name the composition, credit the contributors, and propose each person’s songwriting share.

02

Invite Contributors

Send private email invitations. Collaborators can review without creating an account.

03

Confirm Splits

Everyone sees the complete proposal and responds to their own share.

04

Keep the Record

Keep confirmed allocations, subsequent proposals, and revision history together.

Built around the record.

Your credits. Your catalog.
Your next conversation.

Creative roles, proposed shares, confirmation statuses, revision history, and CSV export—kept together in your workspace.

Explore the features
REVISION HISTORYPreserved

A new proposal doesn’t erase the last agreement.

Earlier allocations stay in the record. Everyone reviews and reconfirms a changed proposal.

Revision 1Fully Confirmed
Revision 2Pending Confirmation

Make the conversation part of the process.

Start with your next song.

Bring the credits, the proposed shares, and the confirmations together.

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