Every part of the song. One room.

The writing room, organized.

Keep every lyric, worktape, writer, and split together—from the first idea to the final song.

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Start free Private by default Built for collaborators

Private writing room

New song idea

Active
Lyrics
Worktapes
Writers
Splits

Shared lyrics

Saved

Version 4 · everyone stays in sync

Latest take

Voice memo 01

Song split

100.00%

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One song home

Everything from the session stays together.

Lyrics
Audio
Writers
Splits

How it works

From first idea to final split.

A simple session-first flow that stays out of the music’s way.

  1. 01

    Start a write

    Open the room and give the session a home.

  2. 02

    Invite your writers

    Bring collaborators in by link, QR code, or invitation.

  3. 03

    Capture the song

    Keep lyrics, notes, worktapes, and session details together.

  4. 04

    Confirm the split

    Record who wrote what while everyone is still in the room.

Why SplitSheet

Less chasing. More creating.

SplitSheet keeps the practical details close to the creative work, so the room leaves with a clearer record of what happened.

Everything stays with the song

Lyrics, audio, notes, writers, invitations, and split information live in one private writing room.

Built for the writing room

Start with the session, capture what happens, and keep moving—without turning creativity into catalog administration.

Your songs stay yours

Using SplitSheet does not transfer ownership of your songs, publishing, copyrights, royalties, or recordings to SplitSheet.

For writers, publishers, and labels

Work independently, collaborate song by song, or manage a focused Publisher / Label writer roster.

Split confirmation

Leave the room knowing the split.

Capture writer information and agreed split percentages while the session is still fresh—instead of chasing everyone later.

SplitSheet records what writers indicate they agreed to; it does not replace legal or professional advice.

Proposed split

100.00%

Confirmed
1Writer 150.00%
2Writer 225.00%
3Writer 325.00%

Publisher / Label

Built for more than one writer.

Bring up to 5 managed writers into one focused organization workspace while every writer keeps an individual SplitSheet account.

Explore Publisher / Label

Organization workspace

A separate home for the roster

  • Publisher Connect and secure invitations
  • Roster management for up to 5 writers
  • Catalog sharing requires writer authorization
  • Rights-readiness checks and metadata export

Simple plans

Make room for the way you write.

Start free. Move up when your sessions or roster need more space.

Free

$0

For the first ideas and the rooms that bring them to life.

10 lifetime writing sessions

  • Collaborative lyrics and song notes
  • Record and upload worktapes
  • Invite co-writers by link or QR code
  • Capture writer details and confirm splits
  • Keep your songs in one private workspace

No credit card required

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Writer Pro

Paid plan

For writers who want to keep creating without a session limit.

Unlimited writing sessions

  • Everything in Free
  • Keep every write in your song library
  • Lyrics, worktapes, and splits together
  • Collaborate across all your sessions
  • Connect and share songs with your publisher

View current pricing in the iOS app

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Publishing Pro

Paid plan

A dedicated publisher workspace for a focused roster.

Up to 5 managed writers

  • Unlimited writes and publisher branding
  • Signed-writer roster and collaborator directory
  • Shared catalog with lyrics and worktapes
  • Writer contacts, PRO details, and song splits
  • Rights-readiness and declared control tracking
  • Catalog metadata and CSV export
  • Enterprise catalog tools, capped at 5 writers

View current pricing in the iOS app

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