Paste any brief, sync, label, artist direction. Ask for 110–125 BPM and Pitchkit honors it, then ranks your whole catalog by mood, genre, theme and lyrics on top. Best pitches back in seconds.
Try every feature on your first 30 songs. One $39 purchase removes the cap. Mac. No subscription.
See a real example: brief in, pitch folder out →
Pitchkit does the heavy lifting, you just review the matches and hit send.
Point Pitchkit at your music folder once. It indexes everything automatically, BPM, key, mood, energy, and your lyrics if you have them.
Copy-paste the brief directly, sync brief, A&R direction, artist references, vibe description, whatever you got. Pitchkit understands natural language.
See your top matches ranked by fit. Select the ones you want, create a pitch folder with one click, and upload it to Disco or send wherever you need.
Understands artist references, genre keywords, mood descriptors, BPM targets, and themes. Matches like a human A&R, but in seconds.
Analyzes BPM, key, energy, brightness, and danceability from your audio files. Transcribes lyrics via AI for theme matching.
Select your matches, name the folder, and Pitchkit copies the files, properly named with artist and title, ready to upload anywhere.
Everything runs on your Mac. No cloud upload, no subscription, no access to your music by anyone else. Ever.
Type "songs like Dua Lipa" or "in the vein of Hans Zimmer" and Pitchkit finds your best matches. Works with any artist reference, genre name, or vibe description.
Duplicate tracks are automatically filtered out, so you always see one clean result per song, no sifting through repeat entries.
TV mixes, acapellas, and alternate versions stay hidden so you're always pitching the right asset, not a stem or a cut-down.
Pitchkit is a small, independent tool. Rather than ask you to trust a wall of quotes, the free trial gives you the real thing on your real songs.
I built Pitchkit because I write for sync and my own catalog got past the point where I could hold it in my head. I’d finish a brief, send four songs, and remember the right one a week later. That is the entire reason this exists.
It does one job. It doesn’t host your catalog, share links with supervisors, or find you briefs, the comparison page is honest about where Disco or Songspace is the better answer.
The free trial isn't a demo. It's the whole app, capped at 30 songs. Pay once when you want the rest.
Your first 30 songs indexed, with every feature working on them: brief matching, artist references, lyric transcription, pitch folders. Enough catalog to see whether the matching is any good on your own music.
Download free trial →Unlocks instantly with a key · macOS 11+ (Apple Silicon + Intel)
Exactly what you get and what it needs to run →
.app you drag to Applications, but it isn't sold through the Mac App Store and isn't notarised, so macOS asks you to right-click → Open the first time. Its window opens in your browser, running locally on your Mac. It needs Python 3, which recent macOS versions offer to install for you. Full requirements and install steps →