If you're actually trying to make it as an artist, you can't just wing it and hope the algorithm notices. GRIND is the system that does the work with you — not another app that just sits there.
Set your posting and music-making rhythm once, in your own words — Monday's your studio day, Thursday's release prep. It just runs, every week, so you're never sitting there at 11pm wondering what to post.
Connect Instagram and YouTube once. GRIND pulls your real views, likes, and follows automatically — no more scrolling back through your own analytics trying to remember how last week's post did.
Drop a release date, get a real 6-week plan — cover art, snippet, behind-the-scenes, pitch outreach, release day — plus a content calendar built around it. No more winging it the week before you drop.
Your streak, your consistency, your stats, your release activity — combined into a single score that reflects real momentum. Not XP for the sake of feeling good.
See which content type and which day genuinely perform best for you — real patterns pulled from your real numbers, not vibes, not luck, not a guess dressed up as advice.
Post what you're looking for — a verse, a cover swap, a challenge partner — the same way real collabs actually happen. No random DMs from strangers, no noise.
I started building GRIND because I was doing exactly what this app fixes — posting without a plan, guessing at what worked, screenshotting my own stats into notes I'd never look at again. I couldn't find a tool built for how independent artists actually work, so I built the one I wished existed.
— Will, GRIND founderCore features — Weekly Rhythm, tracking, and streaks — will have a free tier. Deeper features like automatic sync and the Insight Engine are part of a paid plan once GRIND launches.
GRIND is actively being built right now. Waitlist members get notified the moment it's live — before anyone else.
Instagram and YouTube sync automatically. TikTok is supported through quick manual logging, since TikTok doesn't offer the same public API access.
No — GRIND is built for artists at any stage, especially the ones just starting to take their content and career seriously.