The growth platform built for artists and labels. Real rankings, real momentum — and a new way to run free downloads that actually pays you back.
The growth platform built for artists and labels. Run a Mission, watch the support land — and keep every bit of the growth it earns you.
And in June 2026 the gate stopped working. SoundCloud paused Hypeddit's API access, so the follow, the like and the repost that used to be the price of a free track are now optional prompts people can skip. You still give the music away. You just don't get anything back for it. Meanwhile your growth lives across five dashboards that don't talk to each other.
Sources: Hypeddit's own announcement · EDM.com · We Rave You
Third-party download gates can't require a follow or a repost on SoundCloud any more. The prompt shows; skipping it still gets the file.
SoundCloud reposts, Spotify saves, TikTok views, Instagram follows. Five numbers, no single picture.
When a platform changes its API rules, your download gate stops working and the release stalls with it.
A Mission is a free download that pays you back. Set the actions a listener completes on FRACTA to unlock your track — follow you, like the track, save it, play the preview — and FRACTA handles the unlock itself. Because both sides happen here, the steps are actually enforced. There's no third-party API in the middle to be switched off.
Pick the track, pick the steps, publish. Listeners see exactly what's being asked before they start, complete it inside the app, and get the download the moment they're done.

Growth Score measures where you're going, not where you've been. Recent growth counts in full; anything older than three months counts for a tenth. A small artist moving fast can outrank a big one who's stopped — which is the entire point.
The platform is the first piece. The rest of the ecosystem follows it.
FRACTA exists because releasing music underground means juggling five platforms, three dashboards and a download gate that stopped enforcing anything. It shouldn't.
Every artist in this scene runs the same gauntlet. SoundCloud for the scene, Spotify for the algorithm, TikTok for reach, Instagram for everything else, a link hub to tie it together and a download gate to give tracks away. Six tools, six logins, and still no straight answer to the only question that matters: is this working?
FRACTA is where those threads lead. Not to replace where your music lives or where the clips go — but to turn the attention they get into support that counts, and to give the free-download culture the scene runs on a version that feeds the artist instead of a middleman.
Rankings reward momentum, not history. Recent growth counts in full, anything past three months counts for a tenth. A new artist moving fast should be able to outrank a big one standing still — and can.
Missions run in-house. The follows, saves and downloads happen on FRACTA and land on your profile — so there's no external API that can be paused out from under you, the way SoundCloud's was in June.
Bot followers, duplicate accounts, fake downloads and self-interaction score nothing. Leaderboards are worth climbing only if they can't be bought.
Drum & Bass is the starting point, not the ceiling. Getting it right for one scene beats getting it vague for all of them.
Grow an audience, run Missions that actually hold, and get found by labels looking for your trajectory rather than your follower count.
Find talent by momentum rather than follower count. Take submissions from up-and-coming artists, and switch your inbox off when you're not accepting.
Find music before it breaks, unlock free downloads properly, and get credit for backing artists early.
Missions, Submit to Label, Snippets and rankings — the part of releasing music the other apps don't do. Here's what's in the beta.
Music first. Every track is its artwork and a 30-second preview — with a Mission attached when there's a free download to earn. No video, no noise.
Good music beats pure ranking — the feed weights how a track is performing highest, then Growth Score, engagement and recency. A great track from a small artist still gets its shot.
The scene's oldest growth tool, rebuilt so the artist keeps the value. The unlock happens inside FRACTA — no external gate, no API that can break mid-release.

Follow on FRACTA, like the track, save it, play the preview — pick any combination. Required steps are unskippable; optional ones earn bonus Fan Score.
Send a track to up to five labels in one go. Only labels that are verified and accepting submissions can be picked — so nothing goes into an inbox nobody checks.
Pick the track, pick the labels, send. Every submission shows its status, so you know who's listened and who's replied instead of guessing.
Growth Score is built from what happens on FRACTA — Mission completions, new followers, likes, saves and plays on your tracks and snippets — then decays it, so this month matters more than last year.
Plays count once per listener per day. Self-interaction, duplicate accounts and bots score nothing. No outside platform is needed, so nobody can switch it off.
Bronze to Legend. Ranks fall as well as rise, because a rank nobody can lose stops meaning anything.
Top 100 by weekly growth, verified and active. You get the Rising badge on your profile and a place on the public board. Each week's #1 gets the FRACTA TV interview.
Bronze
Silver
Gold
Platinum
Diamond
Legend
Bronze at 0, Silver at 2,500, Gold at 5,000, Platinum at 10,000, Diamond at 20,000. Legend isn't a number — it's the top 250 artists by momentum, so it has to be taken rather than reached.
Your rank, your Growth Score, how many places you've moved this week, and the leaderboard you're climbing — all on one screen.
Tracks, snippets, releases and Missions on one profile — with a native link hub instead of pointing people at a Linktree that points them somewhere else again.
Followers, following and Growth Score up top, your links as real buttons, your rank and Rising status visible, and your tracks, snippets and Missions in tabs underneath.
Post a short preview of a track that isn't out yet — audio and artwork, no download. Every play, like and save counts toward your Growth Score, so the build-up to a release is growth in its own right.
Full-size artwork and a preview people can play straight away. Post the clip on TikTok or Instagram, send the link here, and the attention turns into score.
The media voice of the scene. Cameras at raves, microphones in front of artists, and the conversations nobody else is bothering to film.
An app can tell you who's growing. It can't tell you what a room sounds like at 2am, or what an artist actually thinks about the state of things. FRACTA TV is the part that goes out and asks.
Sit-downs with producers and DJs about the actual work — the writing, the grind, the releases that flopped and the ones that didn't.
Out at raves with a camera, asking ravers what they're hearing, who they've come for, and what they've just discovered.
Each week's number one on FRACTA Rising gets the interview. One artist, earned on growth alone — so it stays worth winning.
The arguments worth having, and the labels quietly doing the work — given the airtime they don't get elsewhere.
Plenty of companies build tools for a scene from a distance. FRACTA TV is the commitment to be in the room — partly because it's how you learn what artists actually need, and partly because the scene deserves someone documenting it properly.
The app is in build, but the project isn't hiding until launch. This is where the work gets posted, argued about and shaped — come and be part of it.
The community server, and the most direct line to the build. Feature arguments, early screenshots, and the place decisions actually get made.
discord.gg/KZeQbRxcx5 LiveThe main account. Build updates, feature previews, and the Rising board each week once the app is live.
@fracta.appWhere FRACTA TV output will land — rave coverage, artist interviews and the weekly Rising feature. No account to follow yet; we'll link it here the moment there is.
Coming soonThe home for full-length interviews and event films — the long-form half of FRACTA TV, where TikTok gets the cuts. Channel isn't up yet.
Coming soonEverything else is broadcast. Discord is the only one where you can talk back — and at this stage of the build, that's worth considerably more to us than a follow. If you're an artist, a label or just someone who goes out every weekend, that's the door.
A one-time way in. Founding Members get a permanent badge, a lifetime founding number that stays yours, and early access to everything we build. Once a tier is full, it's full.
Drop us a message and we'll get back to you — this goes straight to the FRACTA team.
FRACTA is in build. Join the waitlist for first access, help shape what ships, and claim your handle before everyone else does.