For playlist curators

People pitch you all day. Answer in one tap.

You run the playlist. That means a DM every hour, a link with no context and someone asking again three days later. Urganize gives you one inbox for pitches and one tap to answer. It is free for curators, and your playlist stays yours.

JOIN THE WAITLIST

Curator accounts are invite only. Leave your details and we send you a link.

The inbox

One inbox, not four.

Right now songs reach you in DMs, email and a few group chats, and the good ones get buried under the rest. A curator account gives you one inbox. Each pitch shows the song, a link you can play and a note of 300 characters at most, because whoever sent it had to keep it short.

  • The song, the link and a short note. Nothing else to dig through
  • Teams cannot flood you. A release can only have ten pitches waiting on a reply
  • Free for curators. There is no plan to buy

Your answer

One tap, and they stop asking.

Mark a pitch Listened when you have heard it, then Added or Passed when you decide. You can send back one line with either, up to 200 characters. The team sees your answer on their release, so nobody has to follow up in your DMs to find out what happened.

  • New, Listened, Added or Passed
  • One line back if you want to say why. Never required
  • No thread, no chat, no reply-all

Your playlists

You list them. Nothing connects to them.

Add each playlist with its name, its link, the platform it lives on and the genres you actually take. Urganize never touches the playlist itself. There is no Spotify or Apple Music connection anywhere in this, so adding a song stays your job and your call, exactly the way it works today.

  • Spotify, Apple Music, Audiomack, YouTube or anywhere else
  • Up to ten genre tags per playlist, so you get sent the right songs
  • Follower count is yours to enter, and yours to leave blank

Your privacy

You see pitches. You see nothing else.

A curator account is walled off from the teams that pitch you. You cannot see their releases, their files, their activities or their team, and they cannot see your other pitches. That is enforced in the database itself, not just hidden in the screens.

  • No team can read your inbox
  • No other curator can see your playlists
  • Want to run your own releases too? The same login does both

The whole vocabulary

Four answers. That is the entire job.

New

It just landed

Listened

You heard it

Added

It is in the playlist

Passed

Not this one

Get your curator invite.

Free for curators, and we set every curator up personally. Tell us where your playlists live and we will send your link.

JOIN THE WAITLIST

Pitching songs rather than receiving them? See Urganize for managers.