THE APP
FAIR-TO-USE
EU DATA PROTECTION
MADE BY MUSICIANS
klaep is a social music collaboration network for music enthusiasts.
We enable ambitious hobbyists and professionals to jam in-app together via split-screen videos. Connect and explore new talents within the community and showcase yourself.
Be part of the music creation process right from the start.
FOR FREE
#1 SELECTION
Find and select a video from the JamFeed and start your journey!
#2 COLLAB
Play your part to the selected video using a metronome and count-in!
#3 EDIT
Adjust volume and use visual and auditive filters to spice it up!
#4 PUBLISH
Upload the new collab on your feed as a split-screen video including text!
HOW IT WORKS!
OUR MANIFESTO
#1
We want to bridge social media and music in a new and collaborative way where all focus remains on the creative creators.
#2
The creative creators should not be just a tiny part within a social network and provide their content for free and with almost no rights! We want them to have full rights of their collaborations (equal royalties) and want to give them the benefit to earn money and to connect with their audience in the best possible way.
#3
We stand up for the fair treatment of creative works! Every cover song will be detected and remunerated to the respective authors.
#4
We will do everything in our power to comply with European data protection and categorically do not sell data to third-party providers. The data will always remain with us!
#5
Last but not least we are building this platform as musicians ourselves and want to create a fair-to-use and for all creatives beneficial social music collaboration app. No bullshitting granted!
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THE COMMUNITY
JOHANNES ARZBERGER
“AWESOME IDEA, ESPECIALLY TO GET INSPIRED AND CONNECTED TO OTHER MUSICIANS AND TO REACH OUT TO YOUR AUDIENCE!”
Professional pianist, keyboardist, songwriter & producer
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