Features

Everything a rollout needs. Nothing it doesn't.

Urganize runs the plan, the work and the status for every rollout from one place.

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The plan

A rollout plan, not a blank page.

Create a rollout and Urganize lays out the whole plan, written by real managers and sized to the format: 64 activities for a single, 90 for an EP, 113 for an album. Edit or delete any activity.

  • Singles, EPs and albums each get their own playbook
  • Every activity dated around your release day
  • Edit or delete anything. It's your plan
A rollout open in Urganize: the Motion bar at 7 of 90, the week's activities each with an owner and a due date, and the UrgAns assistant open alongside asking what you want to get done today.
A rollout open in Urganize: the Motion bar at 7 of 90, the week's activities each with an owner and a due date, and the UrgAns assistant open alongside asking what you want to get done today.

Everything else

The rest of what a rollout gets.

Activities

Owned, dated and in order. Every activity has an owner, a due date and a priority. A blocked activity unlocks the moment the step it's waiting on is done.

Press kit

One link, ready to send. Urganize builds your artist a press kit from the work you already put in, tells you when a new rollout is missing from it, and you can take it down anytime.

Assistant

UrgAns handles the small stuff. Tell UrgAns, the personal AI for music professionals inside Urganize, what you need. Create a rollout, add an activity, mark something done. Type it and it happens.

Milestones

The moments that matter, on the timeline. Listening party, video shoot, release day. Milestones sit inside the rollout plan as dated events the whole team sees coming.

Visibility

Know where every rollout stands. One list shows every rollout you have going: progress, what's overdue and what's due this week. No meeting needed.

Run your next rollout with a system.

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“I manage myself, so every dropped ball is mine. The first time I created a release, the whole rollout was already laid out, week by week, activity by activity. I stopped planning from memory.”

Antoine · Artist Manager, Creative Business Academy alum