comanager

comanager is a playlist generator tool. comanager gives independent artists a virtual management team: brand book and marketing plan, playlist pitching, rollout and social planning, budgeting, booking research and weekly progress reports, all run on a monthly credit allowance.

comanager is a career management product for independent musicians, built around the idea that an artist should not have to wait for a label or a traditional manager before getting professional support. Instead of one general purpose assistant, the product presents a set of specialized roles: a Creative Director, an A&R, a Project Manager, a Marketing Manager, a Social Manager, an Opportunities Manager, a Fan Manager and a Booking Agent. Each role is tied to concrete deliverables, such as writing an artist bio, designing merch concepts, drafting a music video treatment, sourcing producers, engineers and mastering engineers, building a release budget, choosing a release date, planning a rollout, pitching to playlists, prepping tracks for sync, and finding venues or acts to share a bill with. The system is anchored in an artist brand book. Users work through a brand and rollout strategy exercise, and that profile becomes the reference point for everything the managers recommend. From there, the platform operates on a credit model: asking the managers to complete tasks consumes credits, and the home page frames a typical month of pitching, a full release rollout and social planning as roughly the scope of the entry paid tier. comanager also positions itself as doing work asynchronously, surfacing what it completed on the artist's behalf and what should come next on a weekly cadence, and it can write and send playlist and collaborator pitches after matching an artist's sound to the right targets. The tool is aimed at self managed artists, small teams and early stage acts who need a marketing brain and an admin backbone more than they need another place to upload audio. It does not replace a distributor or a DAW, and the quality of its output depends on how much detail an artist puts into the brand book. Compared with hiring a publicist or paying per pitch, the appeal is a flat, low monthly cost and a single dashboard; compared with a human manager, the trade off is judgment, relationships and negotiation that software cannot supply. The product is in beta, with a waitlist for access, and signup starts on the homepage.