DropTrack is a music promotion platform that helps independent artists, labels, managers, DJs, playlist curators, blogs, radio contacts, and fans discover and engage with new releases. The platform supports targeted submissions, email campaigns, Spotify playlist placement, AI-generated press materials, and analytics for tracking who opened, played, downloaded, commented, or returned to a track. Artists can use DropTrack’s Music Analyzer to evaluate readiness, mood, genre, similar artists, and next steps before investing in promotion. DropTrack also helps users create album art, press releases, bios, track versions, and timestamped comments to prepare a more professional release. Labels and managers can manage multiple artists, run unlimited campaigns, use genre-based contact lists, and measure engagement across releases. Built for music promotion workflows, DropTrack helps artists and music teams get tracks ready, reach the right industry contacts, and follow up based on real listener behavior.
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Concord Horizon is a next generation contract management platform rebuilt for the AI era, applying ten years of Concord expertise to a modern, AI native architecture.
Horizon gives teams a cleaner, faster interface with light and dark mode, collapsible navigation, custom and pinnable columns, advanced filtering, and consistent tables across every module so users can work in full screen focus when they need it.
AI Copilot lets you ask natural language questions about any contract, summarize or extract key points, and generate quick insights or reports, while AI Search combines lexical and semantic search to find meaning rather than just keywords and perform multi actions on results.
With MCP you can bring contract insights into tools like ChatGPT or Claude to generate summaries or tables from your portfolio and automate contract monitoring, all backed by a zero data retention policy with AI partners so customer data is never used to train AI models.
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Radiance
Radiance is intended to aid lighting designers and architects by predicting the light levels and appearance of a space prior to construction. The package includes programs for modeling and translating scene geometry, luminaire data and material properties, all of which are needed as input to the simulation. The lighting simulation itself uses ray tracing techniques to compute radiance values (ie. the quantity of light passing through a specific point in a specific direction), which are typically arranged to form a photographic quality image. The resulting image may be analyzed, displayed and manipulated within the package, and converted to other popular image file formats for export to other packages, facilitating the production of hard copy output. The major portion of the Radiance package, and the part that is of chief interest to users, is the lighting simulation engine that calculates light levels and renders images.
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