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Echoe

Echoe

Replace Dropbox & WeTransfer for music collaboration

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Echoe is a modern audio-first file sharing and collaboration platform built for music production workflows. Instead of juggling Dropbox folders, WeTransfer links, and email revisions, Echoe lets producers, engineers, and labels share deliveries or demos, stream uncompressed WAV files in the browser, collect timestamped feedback, manage versions, and stay notified about activity - all in one place. A fully featured free tier is available, with paid plans for larger storage needs.
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Launch tags:Productivity•Music•Storage
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Patrik Skoog
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Hey Product Hunt! I’m Pat, a Swedish mixing & mastering engineer in Berlin. After years of sending WAVs back and forth through Dropbox, WeTransfer, endless emails, and messy revisions, I finally got fed up and built the tool I always wished existed. Echoe is built specifically for music workflows, not generic file sharing. You can: • share large audio files with instant UNCOMPRESSED playback (no download or login needed) • collect timestamped comments directly on tracks, and reply to those. • replace files while keeping inline version history • organize projects the way producers and engineers actually work - keep in folders, and send as playlists. There’s a free tier so anyone can try it right away, fully featured. I’d love to hear what you think, if you're a producer or engineer and ever dealt with client revisions, file sharing issues, or just collaboration chaos. Thanks for checking it out! 🙏
Matthias R

this is so cool patrik, congrats on the launch! sounds like frame.io, but for music workflows.

also love the waveform visualizer, what a great design touch.

Patrik Skoog
Maker

@matthiasrossini Thanks a lot! Yes it's similar in functionality to frame.io or samply, but with another workflow. Glad you like the frequency analyzer, quite nifty FFT trickery using Web Audio :) You can do a lot client-side with WA, very cool API. But more importantly it's quite helpful when browsing through tracks.