Digital releases
Open RouteNote, DistroKid, TuneCore or CD Baby and manage releases in your own service account.
DELIRIUM DESKTOP 1.3.14 PREVIEW
New music service access, private site account records and specialist management tools.

MUSIC / CREATE / RELEASE / SELL
Open Creation studio → Music releases & sales, or reach the same catalog from Media → Music.
Open RouteNote, DistroKid, TuneCore or CD Baby and manage releases in your own service account.
Use Kunaki and Disc Makers for manufacturing and orders. Keep artwork and release files in the shared workspace, with the existing physical Release studio close by.
Open Suno for music creation and Bandcamp for artist sales. Account, rights, credits and fees remain with each service.

These are service websites inside Delirium, not automatic distribution APIs. Submit releases, approve paid orders and check provider results in each service. Sign-in compatibility varies; Open in browser is available.
ACCOUNTS / EMAIL / SUBSCRIPTIONS
Save usernames, optional passwords, plans, private notes and status labels for any HTTPS website. Keep multiple accounts on one site, search records, and open or edit them from Site accounts.
Use the browser’s Save/Update Password prompts, with an option to stop future password saving. Manual records use encryption bound to your Windows user on this PC; standard Delirium backups exclude credentials.
Open password managers, email, aliases and subscription tools such as Bitwarden, Gmail, Proton Pass, Rocket Money and Monarch Money. Sign in and grant permissions directly to the provider.

Account statuses are maintained by you, not a verified connection check. Manual account passwords and browser-saved passwords are separate. Opening a password manager website does not install its autofill extension. Provider accounts, subscription charges and MFA still apply.
How site accounts work →Bitwarden, Proton Pass, 1Password, Gmail, Outlook, Proton Mail, SimpleLogin, Clean Email, Rocket Money and Monarch Money.

Delirium stores manual account records locally, can offer browser password saving for supported sign-ins, and keeps service sessions available. Provider submissions, order payments, subscription cancellations and financial account connections remain inside the services you choose.