Everything a working band needs to keep it together. Songs, setlists, gigs, gear, money, files, all in one place, scoped to your band.
One workspace. Twelve Cards.
Each Card is the canonical home for one part of a band's life. No more taping it together across Drive folders, group chats, and spreadsheets that nobody updates.
Working bands, not labels.
- Working bands that rehearse and gig regularly
- DIY artists running their own bookings and merch
- Anyone who has outgrown spreadsheets and group chats
- Groups where info has to flow between members, not just live in one head
- Labels managing artist rosters
- Streaming distribution or DSP delivery
- Public band sites (Backline is for the band, not the fans)
- Selling tickets to your shows
Multi-band by design.
You can be in as many bands as you want. Sign in once, switch between projects from the top bar. Every band gets its own catalog, schedule, contacts, and roster, scoped strictly. What happens in one band stays in one band.
One-time unlock. No subscriptions.
v1 is a one-time fee per band. Pay once, use it forever. Pricing finalizes when Stripe is wired up.
JaySlaysTech
Almost 20 years in music. I've written, recorded, mixed, booked, played, hauled gear, sold merch at the back of the room, and answered every 2am "where's the load-in?" text. My bandmate and I run our band the same way: we do everything ourselves.
That's exactly the problem Backline solves. The tools working bands actually need don't exist as one thing. They exist as twelve different apps, four group chats, a shared Drive nobody updates, and a spreadsheet someone built in 2019. Backline is the tool I wanted for every band I've ever been in. Built by a band person, for band people.