So we built a way to just play together instead, even when the other person is in another country. Then a few more things we kept needing in our own sessions.
Buy one and the rest sit under the same account. No separate sign-ups, no licence keys to keep track of.

Your audio goes straight to the other studio and back, fast enough that a singer can still hear the click and come in on time. Nobody sits in the middle of it, and nobody else can listen.

Eight slots for the references you keep coming back to. Drop files in, compare them, see what they are actually doing, and export with the tags already filled in.

Load your stems, say what the song needs, and it makes one change at a time, telling you exactly what it did. You listen and decide whether it stays.
Studio Connect goes straight between the two machines, encrypted. Audio Mate needs no connection at all. Even if someone came asking, there is nothing here to hand over.
Everything here exists because one of us needed it on a real job and it did not exist yet. That is the only reason anything gets built.
No investors, no ads, nothing collected to sell on. You pay for the software, and that is the whole arrangement.
Windows, Mac and Linux, with the interface you already own.
Studio Connect has a free tier and Audio Mate runs for 40 days. You make your account inside the app, not here.