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The work should stay with the people who did it.

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Why Inkt exists

Inkt started from a frustration. The best teachers in electronic music spend years earning what they know, then give it away one session at a time. The hours run out. The same five questions come back every week. And when they reach for a tool to help, the catch shows up fast: their life's work goes into a system that keeps it, trains on it, and gives nothing back.

That struck us as backwards, so we built the other version. A producer trains a private echo on their own teaching. It answers their students between sessions, in their approach, drawn from what they've taught. It never feeds a shared model, and it never stops being theirs. What they know reaches past the hours in a day, and the person who earned it keeps the credit.

Where we stand

Four things we won't move on.

01

Your craft stays yours.

What you build carries your name and answers to you. We never sell it, never train on it.

02

More time for what matters.

The questions you've answered a hundred times go to your echo, day or night. Your hours go to the students who came for you.

03

A real answer beats a confident guess.

When it counts, you want advice from someone who's lived it. Your echo draws on your own material, so it won't invent something you'd never say.

04

The expert is the point.

Most AI treats people who know things as material to strip-mine once and forget. We think they're the reason any of this works.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What is Inkt?

A private chat app for your music. You make a group for each track, gig or release, send the audio straight into the chat, and keep the conversation with just the people on it. If your teacher is on Inkt, you can ask an echo of their teaching when you're stuck between lessons.

Who is it for?

Producers, DJs and small bands, and the electronic music producers who teach them. We're starting there. Other kinds of musicians follow.

Who can see my chats and my audio?

Only the people in the chat. When an echo is in a chat, the questions it's asked go to the AI providers listed in our privacy policy so it can answer.

Do you train AI on my music or sell my data?

No. We don't use your music, chats or recordings to train AI, and we don't sell them. That's written into our terms, not just this page.

What is an echo?

An assistant a music educator sets up for their students. It answers routine questions from the educator's own material, and the educator reviews and corrects what it learns. It's always labelled as the educator's echo, so nobody mistakes it for them.

When can I get access?

We're letting people in a small group at a time. Join the waitlist and we'll tell you when your spot opens.

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