Pitchkit

Pitchkit helps you stop digging through folders by turning your local music catalog into a searchable matching system. It analyzes every track in a folder on your Mac—detecting BPM, key, energy, brightness/danceability, and mood/genre. If your songs have lyrics available, it can also transcribe them with Whisper AI so you can match by lyric themes, not just audio metadata.

Once indexing is done, you can paste a sync brief, artist direction, vibe description, label/A&R notes, or even a tempo target like “110–125 BPM.” Pitchkit parses your brief and scores your catalog against it, returning your top-fit songs in seconds. It also filters out duplicates and keeps primary recordings only (so TV mixes, acapellas, and alternate versions stay hidden).

To make pitching faster, Pitchkit lets you turn selected matches into one-click “pitch folders.” It copies the files into organized folders and names them with artist and title so they’re upload-ready wherever you need them.

Pitchkit is a one-time purchase for the whole app, $39, with unlimited catalog size. It runs 100% locally on your Mac—your music isn’t uploaded, and there’s no subscription. Free updates and a 14-day refund are included if it doesn’t fit your workflow.

How much does Pitchkit cost?

Pitchkit is a $39 one-time purchase (no subscription) for the full app and your whole catalog. You also get a 14-day refund if it doesn’t fit how you work.

Does Pitchkit upload my music or require an account?

No. Pitchkit runs locally on your Mac, so your audio files are analyzed on-device and never transmitted to servers. There are no accounts involved.

What can I search by when I paste a brief?

You can paste natural-language briefs like artist direction, sync/label notes, genre keywords, mood descriptors, lyric themes, and BPM targets. Pitchkit ranks your catalog by fit and honors tempo targets precisely (songs within the requested BPM window rank higher).

Do I need to tag files or add metadata first?

No. Pitchkit reads the audio directly to determine BPM, key, energy, and mood. If ID3 tags exist, it can use them too, but tagging is not required.

What does Pitchkit create for pitching after I pick matches?

After you review the ranked results, you can select songs and generate one-click pitch folders. Pitchkit copies the chosen files into organized folders and names them with artist and title for easy uploading.

Does Pitchkit work with artist references like “songs in the vein of Dua Lipa”?

Yes. You can use artist references or vibe descriptions, and Pitchkit matches them to real musical characteristics for ranking. If an API key isn’t added, it falls back to a built-in list of about 200 artists.