You've got a phone full of voice memos. Riffs, hooks, half a chorus from 2am. Jamlog is just that, with your bank account attached. Flip a memo live and fans can subscribe. Everything else stays yours.





How It Works
- Record.Same as any voice memo. Open the app and hit the button.
- It's archived, privately.Every take is backed up to your Jamlog in the cloud. Only you can hear it.
- Flip it live.One toggle makes a memo available to your subscribers.
- Fans subscribe.From your free page at
yourname.jamlog.com. Payouts go to your bank.
Your audio archive
Every idea, kept in the cloud.
Jamlog backs up your recordings privately, so nothing gets lost when you switch phones. Nothing is public until you flip it live.
- Private backupOn by default when you're signed in. Restores on any device.
- SearchFind any take by title, notes, place or transcript.
- Chapter marksBookmark the good part of a long jam.
- Your gearRecord through a USB audio interface.
Jamlog vs. Patreon
Your music. Your cut.
| Jamlog | Patreon | |
|---|---|---|
| Platform cut | You keep up to 100%YOU set the cut that Jamlog gets.
You set the cut!100% |
Up to 12%Set by Patreon: 10% for new creators, up to 12% on older plans.
Patreon sets it |
| Extra work | NoneShare the memos you already record. | Posts for patronsContent you plan and make for your page. |
| Built by | Musicians100% musician made, for musicians. | A creator platformBuilt for every kind of creator. |
Jamlog cut applies to fan subscriptions paid on the web through Stripe; set it in the app (default 15%). Subscriptions bought through Apple in-app purchase are subject to Apple's fees. Payment processing fees apply on both platforms. Patreon figures are its platform fees per Patreon's help center (Oct 2026): a flat 10% for creators launching after Aug 4, 2025; legacy plans range from 5% to 12%. Patreon also charges payment processing, payout and currency conversion fees.
Record the idea. Keep it forever. Share it when you're ready.
Logic
Pro Tools
Finder
Jamlog Helper
Bounce it, right-click it, and it's on your Jamlog. Requires a Jamlog account.
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