Locker vs Dropbox vs DISCO

Most people keep their music in cloud storage or a pitch tool. Both do part of the job. Locker does the whole one.

Understands your music: versions, stems, key, BPM

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveNo, just files
DISCOTags, with versions nested by hand

Captures ideas from the start: voice notes, lyrics

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveNo
DISCONo

An AI that organises, tags and credits for you

LockerYes, with Kii
Dropbox / DriveNo
DISCOAuto-tagging and AI search

Learns your catalogue and connects the dots: songs, versions, people

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveNo
DISCONo

Songwriting tools: lyrics editor, rhyme and thesaurus

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveNo
DISCONo

Splits and credits, properly tracked

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveNo
DISCOWriter and split fields per track

Share the whole song: versions, lyrics, credits, plus private client rooms

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveJust file links
DISCOPlaylists and catalogue pages

Organises your whole catalogue for you

LockerYes
Dropbox / DriveYou do it
DISCOAuto-tags, the rest by hand

vs Dropbox & Google Drive

Great at holding files. But a song isn't a file. It's versions, stems, a lyric, a key and a tempo, and a record of who did what. Storage can't see any of that, so the organising falls on you. Locker sees all of it and does the organising for you.

Dropbox holds your files. Locker knows they're songs.

vs DISCO

DISCO is built to get finished music in front of the people who license and sign it, and it is the standard in sync and A&R for good reason. But that's the end of the journey. Everything before it (the idea, the lyric, the versions, the splits) and everything around it (organising your own catalogue, sharing with collaborators) is where you actually spend your time. That's what Locker is built for.

DISCO starts when the song's done. Locker's there from the first hum into your phone.

Every feature, on every plan

Locker's £10 plan carries every feature we make, collaborators are free, and there's no limit on how many tracks you keep. Plans differ by how much room you get, never by which features you're allowed to use. If you're comparing costs, check each product's current pricing against the size of your catalogue and your team.

See it on your own catalogue.

Bring your tracks, versions and ideas into one place, and let Kii do the boring bits.

The Music OS for every creator