Clavet vs FlowTight

Clavet is a web-based songwriting workspace from Crescender in Melbourne, Australia. It brings lyrics, melodies, voice notes, and song drafts into one place, with audio recording that automatically transcribes musical ideas into text. An AI assistant can suggest ideas, generate prompts, rewrite lyrics, and organize work; Crescender says user work is not used to train AI models. Song tools include version history, structure controls, a searchable library, and exports to PDF, DOCX, and plain text. Co-writers can be invited to share lyrics and snippets, record ownership splits, and maintain an audit trail. The maker says timestamped cryptographic authorship proof is provided under Australian copyright law. Songs connect to the Crescender repertoire for setlists and rehearsal plans, with shared sign-in. Clavet is described as offline-friendly and syncs after reconnection. Every feature and unlimited songwriting are included in the free, ad-supported plan.

FlowTight is an iOS music creation app for developing song ideas through lyrics, beats, and vocal recording. Its AI Lyric Generator makes four bars from a topic or theme in a chosen flow style, while the songwriting workspace provides song sections, a syllable meter, rhymes, a thesaurus, and autosaving. To create a beat, users can hum or beatbox a rhythm and select a vibe; the app generates a 30-second beat and can use an optional photo for inspiration. Users can also import a beat, record vocals over it, and punch in at a point in a take to repair a line. The free plan includes voice recording, lyric generation, and three AI beat generations per month. FlowTight Pro adds 30 AI beats per month, the full Beat Maker, recording over any beat, MP3 export, vocal effects, and commercial license documentation. Pro costs $7.99 a month or $59.99 a year. FlowTight requires iOS 16 or later and recommends iOS 17 or later for AI features; Android support is planned.