Getting started with Release Rollout
A first-release guide for invited Rollout users: sign in, create a music release sheet, review campaign details and share a selected view.
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Reviewed October 22, 2026
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A shared release-campaign workspace for music teams: timelines, tracklists, artwork, assets, press and work still to do. Read the introduction ↗
DistroKid distributes music and offers tools such as HyperFollow and Splits. Rollout organizes the team’s campaign information and work. They can be used alongside each other; there is no native DistroKid integration. See how they fit together ↗
Services such as Feature.fm and Linkfire provide fan-facing links and pre-save tools. Rollout keeps campaign context together for the team. A sheet can reference a smart link created elsewhere. Read about release sheets and smart links ↗
Link an existing Todoist project and use supported task actions with your own connection. Import pasted CSV or Google Sheets rows and export release information. Spreadsheet import and export are not continuous synchronization. Read the integration limits ↗
Customer MCP access is not available yet. You can ask an assistant to explain these public guides without connecting an account. See availability and prompt examples ↗
Rollout is invite-only during prelaunch. Public signup is closed. Existing invited users can sign in through the app. Read the getting-started guide ↗
A first-release guide for invited Rollout users: sign in, create a music release sheet, review campaign details and share a selected view.
Organize music release facts, campaign dates, tracks, artwork, assets, press and contacts in a Rollout release sheet.
Understand Rollout timeline and checklist fields, link an existing Todoist project, and complete permitted task actions with your own connection.
Connect Todoist, import pasted CSV or Google Sheets rows, and export release details with clear limits on what stays connected.
Prepare a shareable music release view, create a password-protected link with selected sections, and revoke access when needed.
Understand invite-only access, account settings, passwords, authenticator codes, passkeys and the difference between Rollout and Todoist permissions.
Resolve save conflicts, check shared versus browser storage, find missing releases, and troubleshoot imports, Todoist and sharing links.
Use Rollout’s public guides with an assistant today, and understand the current limits of account-connected MCP access.
Check sign-in, save, import, Todoist and sharing problems. For invitation or account-role changes, contact your workspace administrator.