Good news for music makers, podcasters, and anyone else who uploads audio to SoundCloud: Now there's an easier way to keep tabs on your tracks.
SoundCloud on Monday launched its first dedicated app for creators, which lets them manage accounts from a phone. The free SoundCloud Pulse app will show up-to-date stats about tracks, including their performance over the last 24 hours and 30 days, and let users reply to comments on the go.
Share uploaded sounds publicly and privately, and follow other people via the app. At this point, the app is only available for Android, but SoundCloud plans to launch an iOS version at some point in the future.
In terms of features, SoundCloud said this is just the beginning. "In the coming months, we'll be working with you to understand how we can make the app even better — more versatile, more powerful, more useful — and rolling out a host of new features," SoundCloud wrote in a blog post.
In the future, the company also plans to expand the app's messaging capabilities, add more in-depth stats, and let you upload new tracks as well as edit information about existing ones via the app.
"We're excited to put SoundCloud Pulse in your hands to help you share your best tracks, connect with fans and, ultimately, build a career," the company wrote. "We're proud to be bringing the creator experience to mobile. And we can't wait to hear what's next from you."
Head over to Google Play to download SoundCloud Pulse now.