Product vision · iOS + Android
Soultone's real moat is 2,601 working drummers and a warranty worth bragging about. An app turns both into daily habits: scan your cymbal, hear every series, and shop the exact setup your favorite drummer plays.

Artist spotlight video, this week's drops, one thumb-reach from everything.

Every model, recorded dry. Filter by dark, bright, dry, washy, trashy. Tap, listen, compare.

Scan the serial, register the warranty, build your collection. Cymbal #4 unlocks family perks.

Steven Adler's exact rig, priced and shoppable. 2,601 more where that came from.
The habit loop
Every Soultone ships with a serial. The app turns that serial into a relationship: point the camera at the bell, and the cymbal joins your rig: warranty registered, provenance recorded, resale value protected.


The store can't do this
Nobody buys a cymbal off a photo. The app records every model in the catalog (same room, same mic, same sticks) so a drummer in Ohio can A/B a 22" Custom Ride against a 22" Vintage ride at midnight.
2,601 sales reps
Soultone's roster is its marketing department. In the app, each endorser's profile lists their exact setup with live pricing: see the video, hear the kit, buy the sound.

Why this app earns its place
Registration is the highest-intent moment a gear brand gets. Today it's a web form; the app makes it the front door.
A sound library is the one thing Amazon product pages and dealer walls can't replicate. It belongs to the brand that records it first.
2,601 endorsers already promote Soultone for free. Shoppable setups convert that goodwill into carts.