Make music together,
one timecode at a time.
A collaboration platform for music makers
As a , upload multi-hour rehearsal recordings, mark sections by timecode, and extract the takes worth keeping.



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More than a player
Organise the work, scan it at a glance, and share it with anyone.
A project for every release
Group work the way you think about it — every song, EP, or remix gets its own space, and only the collaborators you invite can see or hear what's inside.


A project for every release
Group work the way you think about it — every song, EP, or remix gets its own space, and only the collaborators you invite can see or hear what's inside.

Your whole project at a glance
Every upload is laid out as a waveform, so you recognise takes by shape before you hit play. The player keeps audio going as you browse, and each track resumes where you left off.

Keep every file with the track
Attach tabs, lyric sheets, cover art, stems, or a zipped DAW project right to the audio they belong to. Everything that goes with a take stays in one place, ready for your collaborators to download.

Share with anyone — no account needed
Send a client or mastering engineer a secret link to any mix — no login, no project access. Revoke it anytime, and the file stays private everywhere else.


Made for your phone, too
Review a mix on the train, drop feedback from wherever you are. No app to install.
Frequently asked questions
What is NoiseJar?
How is NoiseJar different from SoundCloud?
NoiseJar is a private workspace for collaborating on audio before it's finished. You get project-scoped access control, commenting with clear & precise timecode assignments, sections that let you structure your recording, non-audio file attachments, and a high-resolution waveform that makes it easy to visually pinpoint exactly where something happens.
Think of SoundCloud as the stage; NoiseJar is the rehearsal room.
Which audio formats are supported?
Additional file formats can be added as attachments to each audio file.