Bottle your audio.
Uncork it anytime.
Lossless archiving for Pro Tools sessions, DAW projects and audio folders. 50–75% smaller on disk, bit-perfect on restore. Your originals are never touched.
Download for macOS — coming soon Public beta in preparation. Requires macOS.
Why bottle?
Storage isn’t free
Finished sessions pile up, and every terabyte — on the NAS, in the cloud, on the shelf — has a price. Bottling cuts a session by 50–75%, so the same disks hold two to four times more work.
One file travels better
Sending a session to another studio shouldn’t mean watching WeTransfer crawl through thousands of small files. A bottle is a single file, as small as that session can get — upload it, send the link, done.
Integrity you can prove
An archive you can’t trust is dead weight. Every file is checksummed when the bottle is sealed and verified when it’s uncorked — you know the audio is bit-perfect before you rely on it, not after.
Beyond the built-in compressor
“Compress” in the Finder treats audio like any other data, one file after another. AudioBottle’s compression is built for audio and runs on every core, hundreds of files at once — smaller archives in a fraction of the time. Measured below.
38% smaller than ZIP. 8.6× faster.
Archive size smaller is better
Time to archive shorter is better
Lossless, every bit depth
AudioBottle handles 16-, 24- and 32-bit float natively — no conversion, no truncation. What goes in comes out, bit for bit, verified by checksums.
Pro Tools special features
Pro Tools sessions get the full archive prep — purge unused clips, strip silence, compact audio — before compression. Batch mode archives a whole folder of sessions unattended: fire and forget. DAW project packages and plain audio folders bottle just as cleanly.
An open format
Archives are plain, documented containers — read the format specification — with published JSON schemas. Your work is never locked into a proprietary vault.