Changelog

Product updates for artists, managers, and fans.

October 20, 2026

A quick tour of the new dashboard and Discover

  • The first time you open the dashboard or Discover, a short step-by-step tour shows where everything lives. Click Next to move through it, or Skip anytime.
  • Desktop and phone each get their own tour, matching the side menu on desktop and the bottom tabs on phones.
  • Replay it anytime with Take the tour in your account menu.

October 20, 2026

Clearer fan sharing and more reliable referral links

  • The dashboard's Invite fan button is now Share with fans. It copies your public artist page with your referral code, so fans who sign up through it count as your referrals.
  • Older fan follow invite links keep working until they expire. If a fan signs up from one, they come back to the invite afterward instead of losing it.
  • Referral codes now work even if someone types them in lowercase, and switching to Founding Artist during sign-up keeps the referral.
  • Fixed: adding an artist to your library from an older follow link could fail if you added them somewhere else at the same moment.

October 20, 2026

A new Label workspace for managers, easier artist invites, and clearer Teams labels

  • Managers get a redesigned Label page with four tabs: Artists, Team access, Label page, and Your profile.
  • The Artists tab shows whether each artist has joined, has an invite waiting, has an expired invite, or hasn't been invited yet. Resend, copy the invite link, or fix a mistyped email in one tap.
  • Team access shows who can work on each artist. Invite co-managers, band members or assistants, resend or cancel their invites, and remove people. Teams you help manage for someone else are listed too.
  • Edit your manager profile (name, company, title, bio, website and socials) right from Label.
  • You can now add an artist whose email already has a fan account. Their account becomes an artist account when they accept the invite.
  • Add artist is easier to find: the button, window and menu say Add artist, the menu item reads Artists & Teams, and errors show inside the Add artist window instead of hiding behind it.
  • The Teams page tags every team with your role: You own this, Your personal workspace, You're the artist, or You're a member.
  • Expired team invites are marked as expired instead of pending, with a Resend button to send a fresh link.
  • Fixed: adding an artist could fail on a slow connection after the invite email had already gone out, leaving the artist with a link that didn't work. The email now goes out only after the artist is saved.

October 19, 2026

Fan accounts are open, with a full review of fan sign-up, billing, and privacy

  • Fan sign-up is open again. Create a fan account from the homepage, For Fans, or the login page, or choose Fan after signing in with Google. You land on Discover.
  • If a fan membership payment is refunded or a chargeback is lost, the membership is now canceled in Stripe as well, so you are not billed again for access you no longer have.
  • Fans who support an artist see that artist's release dates on the calendar. Team events and linked Google calendars stay private to the artist's team.
  • Fans stream music through the in-app player only. There is no longer any way for a fan account to download an audio file.
  • Opening checkout in two tabs can no longer create two memberships or two passes for the same artist.
  • Buying a one-time pass now shows a confirmation on Discover, just like starting a membership.
  • The account menu for fans no longer shows creator-only links (Upload, Revenue, Analytics, Subscription).
  • Refunded merch orders now show as refunded on the order page instead of paid.
  • If support or an admin changes your account type, the dashboard picks it up within the hour without signing out and back in.
  • Fixed: fans who signed up with Google were sometimes sent back to the Fan or Artist choice screen even though they had already chosen.
  • Fixed: a Managers / Label sign-up that entered the Free Artist promo code was created as a fan account. The code now applies to artist sign-ups only and shows a clear message otherwise.

October 19, 2026

New dashboard navigation, command search, Discover support and profile editing, and iPhone polish

  • Artists, managers, and staff get a new dashboard shell: a slim icon rail with flyout menus on desktop, and bottom tabs that open a sheet per category on phones. Label and Teams now live under Roster in Workspace; Public Profile moved to Account.
  • Press ⌘K (Ctrl+K on Windows) anywhere in the dashboard to search pages and teams, jump to recent pages, or switch the team you are viewing. On phones the search opens full screen, and the search bar sits at the top on small widths.
  • Discover has a Support section in Settings: ask a question, open a ticket, and follow your requests without leaving Discover. The help widget is available on every Discover page for signed-in fans.
  • Fans can edit their name and profile picture in Discover settings.
  • The account menu has a Discover shortcut.
  • The artist spotlight on the homepage and Discover is staff-curated and shuffles on each visit. Release carousels pin IamLACED first, then run oldest to newest.
  • On phones, the For Artists section of the homepage leads with Distribution and a Create an Account button.
  • iPhone and iPad Safari: the public site respects the notch and home indicator, the address bar no longer hides the bottom of pages, form fields no longer zoom on focus, and the Safari toolbar matches light or dark mode.
  • You stay signed in for 30 days after closing the app. Staff view-as and sandbox sessions still end after 15 idle minutes.
  • Fixed: fans were sometimes told an artist was still finishing payout setup when the artist was ready. Checkout now re-checks with Stripe before showing that message.

October 15, 2026

Keep working on drafts during a release pause

  • While new releases are paused, you can still create and edit drafts in Upload. Submitting for review is blocked until releases reopen.

October 13, 2026

Redesigned setup guide and payouts page, self-serve account deletion, and Become an Artist in Discover settings

  • The Setup Guide has a new look for artists and managers: a progress ring, an Up next card that takes you straight to your next step, and shortcuts to the pages you need most (Profile, Upload, and Payouts for artists; Label, Teams, and Billing for managers).
  • The setup card on your dashboard now shows your progress and your next three steps, so you can jump to one without opening the full guide.
  • The Stripe payouts page is easier to follow: a three-step tracker (accept terms, Stripe onboarding, payouts live), clear check marks for each account status, and a cleaner terms checklist.
  • You can now delete your account from Settings. Your personal details and sign-in methods are removed; releases, team posts, and payout records are kept. Fan memberships are canceled first, and a confirmation step makes sure it's what you want.
  • Fans can manage billing and upgrade to an artist account from Discover → Settings with the new Billing and Become an Artist sections.
  • Fan passes and memberships are more reliable: a pass always lasts the period you bought, and you can't accidentally buy a pass for an artist you already subscribe to.
  • Sign-up has stronger protection against spam and bots. If you pay for an artist or label plan with an email that already has a fan account, that account is upgraded instead of creating a duplicate.

October 13, 2026

A redesigned homepage: 3D logo on phones, artist spotlight, release showcase, and every distribution platform

  • The homepage has a fresh look with rounded panels throughout, plus For Artists and For Fans buttons at the top that jump straight to each section.
  • The TimesTwo logo now spins in 3D on phones and tablets too, and loads much faster. It stays a flat image if you have reduced motion or data saver turned on.
  • Discover an artist is now a swipeable spotlight with a row of artist photos to jump between. View profile opens the artist's page on Discover.
  • Find Your Favorite Artist uses the same search bar and results dropdown as Discover, with genre shortcuts and, on wide screens, a grid of popular artists.
  • Release Your Music shows recent TimesTwo releases album-style: swipe through covers, tap Stream, or open the artist on Discover.
  • TimesTwo Distribution now lists all 54 platforms and partners we deliver to, with a Show all button for the full list.
  • Monetize Your Fans has an earnings slider: drag it to see what different fan counts could earn (illustrative example only).
  • New shortcuts under For Artists and For Fans take you to the For Artists page and to Discover.
  • Fixed: the Copy link, Instagram, and Text message buttons in Nudge an artist stayed greyed out and could not be tapped, on the homepage and on Discover.

October 7, 2026

Discover redesigned: new nav, charts podium, bulletin feed, calendar views, and dashboard improvements

  • Library and Subscribed Artists are now in the main Discover navigation. Guests see a preview of the Library and a Subscribed Artists example list; signed-in fans see their real content.
  • Charts (/discover/charts) has a new look: the top three tracks appear in a feature podium with cover art, stream counts, and a Play button; positions 4 and up sit in a compact ranked table.
  • Bulletin now has a Your artists feed for subscribed fans — a merged timeline across all artists you support, with chips to filter by artist. New posts fold long text behind Show more and keep your line breaks.
  • Calendar has Month, Week, and Agenda views from one toolbar; phones default to Agenda. You can click a day or drag a time range to add an activity, and delete now asks for confirmation first.
  • Discover now has a compact footer on every page with Terms, Privacy, Legal, Changelog, Cookie settings, and social links.
  • The dashboard analytics page has new headline tiles for total streams, full plays, under-30s, and listen-through rate, along with redesigned gradient charts and leaderboard tables.
  • The dashboard now auto-recovers from brief sign-in drops: if a background request returns unauthorized, it re-checks your session and retries quietly instead of showing an error.
  • Safari on iPhone and iPad gets a better dashboard layout — the full screen height is used correctly and the top bar respects the notch and home indicator.
  • The dashboard account menu now has a Support entry that opens the help widget directly. The Contact tab in the widget lets you submit a ticket without leaving the page.
  • Artist cards in the Discover feed now show genre chips, so you can see an artist's style without opening their page.
  • Release cards on Discover and artist pages now show where a release comes from: an orange TimesTwo label for releases distributed through TimesTwo, and a Catalog label for releases pulled from Spotify or Apple Music.
  • Fixed: a Founding Artist or Managers / Label subscription could be marked past due after it had already been cancelled, when Stripe sent a final payment-failed notice at the same moment as the cancellation. Cancelled subscriptions now stay cancelled.

October 6, 2026

Google sign-ups for paid plans wait for payment; Discover fits phones better

  • If you sign up with Google and choose Founding Artist or Managers / Label, your artist account and workspace are set up only after Stripe confirms payment. If you leave checkout, your account stays a fan account and you can choose a plan again.
  • Discover is tuned for phones: the bottom navigation, player, and notifications no longer cover page content, and sheets fit Safari's collapsing address bar.
  • Discover text and buttons have stronger contrast, subscriber-only releases show the same lock and badge everywhere (including Charts and search), and empty sections explain what to do next.
  • If a track fails to play, the Play button turns into a Retry button.

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