Hi Product Hunt, I'm Taka. I master records, and Soneam exists because of how badly the last step of that job works.

The mastering is the easy part. Then you bounce the file, upload it to WeTransfer, email the link, and the trouble starts. The client judges a lossy MP3 on phone speakers. Feedback arrives as "the second chorus feels off" spread across three channels. Approval is a thumbs-up emoji nobody can point to later. And once the WAVs are delivered, paying the invoice becomes optional.

Soneam is the whole handoff in one link:

- Clients play a lossless FLAC preview in the browser. No account, no app.
- Comments pin to the exact second on the waveform, and open notes carry across versions.
- They can hear the master the way Spotify or Apple will play it after normalization, before they sign off. No surprises on release day.
- Approval is recorded: who, when, which version, with a SHA-256 checksum of the exact file.
- Delivery is password protected, and downloads can stay locked until the balance is paid. Card unlocks instantly through your own Stripe account; bank transfer takes one click from you. Soneam takes 0% of your money.

Two things I refused to build: client accounts (every login you force on a client is a reason they stall), and anything that touches playback (normal playback is a plain audio element, so what they hear is what you rendered). Your audio is never used to train AI.

There's a free plan with 5 projects and 10 GB, and paid plans differ only by storage. Every feature is on every plan.

I'd love to hear from anyone who delivers audio for a living: what does your handoff look like today, and what would it take to change it?

Try the live demo first, no login needed: https://soneam.com/demo/

Soneam

Review, approval and delivery for finished audio

Review, approval and delivery for finished audio