Jamlog Recorder

iOS app by Epiphanet Studios. Music · Epiphanet Studios

Store rating
5 / 5
Store rating count
3
Download price
Free to download
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
1.83
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-13

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Store description excerpt

Jamlog is voice memo subscriptions for musicians. Get paid for the music you're already making. You already record ideas for yourself: riffs, hooks, mumbled lyrics, late-night jams. Jamlog turns those recordings into something your fans can subscribe to, with one tap. No new content to film. No production. The song you just captured is the product. HOW IT WORKS • Open the app, hit record. • Every recording is private by default. It's your recorder first. • Flip one toggle to make a post live for your fans. That's it. • Fans subscribe from your free Jamlog page at yourname.jamlog.com for raw, unfiltered access to your process. WHY MUSICIANS USE IT • Way less effort. The creative process IS the product. You don't make extra content. You share what you already record. • Keep a clean, searchable archive of your audio files, with waveforms you can scrub. • Drop chapter marks on long jams so you can find that one part later. • You control the data: nothing leaves your phone unless you publish it. • Works with USB audio interfaces. WHAT YOU TAKE HOME Fans subscribe through your Jamlog page on the web, using a your Stripe account (for bank account payouts). An indie artist with a thousand engaged fans is at quit-your-day-job income, from the ideas you were recording anyway. PRIVATE BY DEFAULT Your recordings are yours. Everything starts private and stays private until you choose to share it. No idea is ever public unless you flip the toggle yourself. Record the idea. Keep it forever. Share it when you're ready.

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