Drop in one song. Get a data-backed playbook — the songs like yours that actually broke, the creators who broke them, and exactly what to do in the next 90 days.
Katalog tells you what your music is worth. Kreate tells you how to make the next one work — every reference, creator, and number traced to a real, dated source.
Comparable tracks — genre, tempo, mood, artist size — that broke in the last 24 months, with their real trajectory.
The TikTok & Reels creators who actually posted them — profile, reach, engagement, and when they posted relative to the breakout.
A dated, cross-platform map of how each one broke — the inflection videos, the pickup, the playlist adds. What happened, in order.
Which lines and moments of your song are the most clippable — judged against the patterns of what actually went viral.
What your own catalogue says: which songs over- and under-performed, what your winners shared, and what to make and release next.
An AI read of all of it: 30 / 60 / 90-day actions, each one citing the data it rests on. Yours to download.
Every claim traces to a retrievable data point — a scraped video with a URL and a date, a stream count with a source. If a feed isn't live, the section says so — it never fabricates, never generalises to "just make good content." Kreate raises the odds. It never promises virality.
If you have Katalog, you have Kreate — same login, new playbook.