A look at planned features, upcoming improvements, and future integrations being explored for artists, reviewers, and music teams.
Roadmap items are not guarantees or release-date commitments. HEARD only marks features as shipped after they appear in the Release Log.
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Track Library will continue growing into the central place for active catalog tracks, connecting reviews, interviews, artist profiles, transcripts, audio evidence, and share assets. Improvements include stronger search and filtering, genre-controlled metadata, profile-to-track connections, and better failed or partial analysis handling.
HEARD is improving how track evidence is explained, including browser audio evidence, provider matches, transcription, and external DSP measurements where available from supported services.
HEARD Live will continue evolving as a guided review path. Planned improvements include clearer token display, better live session recovery, improved dashboard status indicators, and a clearer public explanation of the Live session workflow. Token allocation is subject to final review.
HEARD is adding more interview paths for artist introductions, visual identity, career background, release campaigns, project context, press kits, and follow-up interviews. Audio-optional and photo-context interviews are included. Some formats are publication-eligible; others are private reflection tools.
Share Studio will support export-ready cards for reviews, interviews, and artist profiles — square, portrait, and story formats. Includes copy caption, copy link, story asset, feed asset, and native share fallback. No auto-posting to Instagram or any platform.
Artist profiles will keep expanding into public portfolio pages that connect music reviews, interviews, tracks, photos, streaming links, quotes, and press-ready copy.
Users will be able to receive controlled email notifications when important public HEARD updates are published. Opt-out and preferences will be supported. No emails for drafts or internal maintenance updates.
HEARD is improving public page metadata, sitemap and robots behavior, accessibility checks, mobile layouts, and clearer product explanations throughout the platform.
Paste a public music link and HEARD can help prefill track title, artist name, platform link, artwork, and release context where supported. No private analytics or streaming data access. Public metadata only where available.
Complete HEARD interviews through supported messaging channels. Artists will begin an interview on HEARD, connect a secure messaging session, and answer questions conversationally from Telegram or WhatsApp. Interview state, privacy settings, source context, question limits, and final approval will remain controlled by HEARD.
Allow artists to import audio files or press assets from cloud storage instead of uploading manually. Possible services include Google Drive and Dropbox. Server-side authorization required. No automatic sync.
Exploratory
All items in this section are exploratory. Nothing here is guaranteed or has a committed timeline. No integration is live unless it appears in the Release Log.
Paste a public music link and HEARD can help prefill track title, artist name, platform link, artwork, and release context where supported. Possible services include Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, SoundCloud, and others where publicly accessible data is available.
No private analytics or streaming data access. Public metadata only where available.
Allow artists to import audio files or press assets from cloud storage instead of uploading manually. Possible services: Google Drive, Dropbox.
Server-side authorization required. No automatic sync.
Use a dedicated transactional email provider for account notices, platform update notifications, receipt-style messages, and user-requested alerts.
Provider configuration is not exposed publicly. No marketing emails without opt-in.
Allow approved account events, review completions, and platform updates to send server-side webhooks to external tools such as Zapier, Make, Slack, or Discord.
No auto-send without explicit approval. Webhook endpoints are not exposed publicly.
Future scheduling support for interviews, review reminders, campaign planning, and release-day checklists.
No confirmed provider or timeline.
Future admin tools may help track public page health, metadata readiness, link previews, and search visibility for published artist profiles and reviews.
No integration confirmed. Exploratory only.
Roadmap items are not commitments. Only shipped items appear in the Release Log.