Your gigs.
Your content.
Your music.
One OS.
Signal Lab OS replaces the spreadsheets, the WhatsApp threads, the five different apps. Gigs and advancing, invoices, content scheduling, DJ set prep, the promos you get sent. One system, built for electronic music artists.
Every screen
earns its place.
Booking lands. The gig and the invoice are drafted before you open it.
Your inbox is read twice a day, your calendar three times. A promoter's email comes back as a gig with a draft invoice attached, waiting to be checked. Anything they left out, set time, hotel, transfer, is flagged daily and the ask is already written in your voice. They answer on a form and it lands on the gig.
Morning of the show. One link, the whole night on one page.
The evening before, a push with the run of the night. At dawn, one link: countdown to set time, travel, contacts, guest list, and what is still missing. Flights inside 24 hours are checked hourly and a gate change arrives as a text. The pass on your lock screen updates itself with set time, gate and journey time from where you are standing.
Money lands. The invoice is flagged with the exact amount that arrived.
Part payment included. It quotes what came in, not the invoice figure. After the gig a text asks if you were paid, and one tap marks it paid or snoozes it a week. The invoice opens on your phone with no login, and one tap sends the PDF to the promoter.
Upload a clip. Know it will scroll-stop before you post.
Four scores back in seconds: reach, authenticity, culture, visual identity. Plus the cut for each platform and which platform this clip is strongest on. Then a straight call: post it, tweak it, reconsider, or do not post. Before you commit.
Fill a pool of clips once. One goes up every day.
Each day one clip is drafted with its caption and texted to you. One tap and it goes up at its slot. The caption reads like you because the system reads your own posts back, works out how you talk, and you correct it by swiping on your phone.
A fan comments one word. They get the record. You get their email.
Nobody touches anything. The comment triggers a DM, a follow check, an email ask and a single-use download link. Every fan who claimed a download or signed a guest list, with their city, in one list.
Open Set Lab. Your whole rekordbox collection is already there.
Playlists and cues mirrored on their own, no export, proven on a 15,077 track collection with 940 playlists. Click any record and it is playing in about a millisecond. Eight cue pads filled and snapped to the beat, the bar and the phrase. Drop a record on STEMS and it splits into vocals, drums, bass and the rest on your own machine, offline, each part carrying the parent's key and tempo.
Plug in the stick from last night. The set you played is already on the gig.
The records you played land on the gig and it asks you which ones went off. Proven on a real club stick. The next morning a post idea seeded from that gig's own facts is waiting in Broadcast. You approve, it goes up.
Ask Signal anything. It already knows your world.
Ask out loud or type it. The answer is drawn from your own gigs, invoices, library and posts, and read back to you. Ask who still owes you. Ask what to post tonight. It drafts. You approve. Nothing reaches a promoter, a fan or a feed without your tap.
The whole night,
end to end.
Every lab feeds the next. That is the product.
Five connected labs.
One artist workflow.
Each lab handles one part of the creative cycle. Together they form the whole.
- ■Inbox + calendar read for you
- ■Gaps chased in your voice
- ■Night sheet, flights, guest list
- ■Drafted from the booking
- ■One tap sends the PDF
- ■Payment matched to the invoice
- ■Four-score clip verdict
- ■Captions from your own posts
- ■Comment to download, hands off
- ■Rekordbox mirrored, no export
- ■Stems + cue pads on your laptop
- ■Crate Dig via Discogs
- ■Promos from every inbox, one crate
- ■Who played your records, with proof
- ■Which DJs you can reach on Instagram
Questions.
Straight answers.
Because every app you bolt on is another login, another export, another thing that knows nothing about the others. One system means the gig you just confirmed shows up in the night sheet, in the invoice, in the next morning's post idea. Without you forwarding anything.
Four tiers, £29 to £199 a month, and a seven day trial on any of them. You move up or down from your own billing page whenever your touring rhythm changes, and you can cancel from the same place.
We open in small groups. When a spot comes up you get an email with an invite code, and that code is what creates the account. There is no other way in while the beta is closed, so the list is the queue.
Only for the deck. Crate Dig, your playlists, Track IDs from your phone and the whole rest of the OS run in the browser on any machine. The instant deck, the stems and the cue pads are a macOS app.
Set Lab reads rekordbox's own library directly, so that half is built around it. The other labs do not care what you play on. Your gigs, your invoices, your advancing and your content work the same whatever is in the booth.
No. Nothing reaches a promoter, a fan or a feed without your tap. It will draft the invoice, write the chase in your voice and have the caption ready, and then it waits. The system chases you, it does not speak for you.
No. Releasing music, the odd show, and the content rhythm around them is enough. The product earns its keep well before you are touring full-time.
Waitlist.
We open in small groups. We'll email when there's a spot.
Stay in the music.