Encore is your AI business assistant. It writes personalized pitches to venues and festivals, chases the follow-ups you keep dropping, and reminds you of every deadline — so you spend less time on admin and more time on stage.
Stop rewriting the same pitch from scratch. Encore generates it from your artist profile and the venue you're targeting — personalized, in seconds.
Most gigs are lost because no one follows up. Encore schedules and sends the chase for you — professional, persistent, not annoying.
Pitches tailored to each festival, venue and promoter. Hit more targets in an afternoon than you used to in a week.
Drop the venue, festival, or promoter's page. Encore reads it and understands what they book, their tone, what they care about.
A personalized email built from your artist profile and their context. Edit if you want, or send as-is. Yours, not a template.
Encore schedules the chase and reminds you of deadlines. You see every conversation in one place — nothing slips.
Locked-in price forever. Direct line to shape the product.
Available at launch, in ~4 weeks.
"I'm a singer-songwriter with four albums and a new one on the way — and I'm the engineer who builds AI products. I built Encore because I live the problem from both sides: I know exactly how many gigs I've lost to a follow-up I never sent, and I know how to make an AI that actually fixes it."
Correct. You're claiming the founder's price before launch — expected in about four weeks. If you're not happy in the first 30 days after launch, you get a full refund. You're not paying for vapor; you're committing early so I build the right thing for five real people, not fifty "maybes".
Yes. The commitment is what lets me build this for people who actually want it — not collect email addresses that never convert. Five serious users shape a better product than fifty lukewarm ones.
Paste a venue or festival page → Encore generates a personalized pitch from your artist profile → schedules the follow-up → reminds you of deadlines. All in one place. The first version is focused on this loop — tight, fast, and genuinely useful.
The first version is tuned for musicians, but the core — personalized pitches and persistent follow-ups — works for any artist who books gigs. Tell me your case and I'll adapt it for you. That's part of what founder access means.
So did I. Then I realized I was losing three hours a week and dropping one in three follow-ups. The question isn't whether you can — it's whether you should keep spending your time on it when you could be writing, rehearsing, or resting.