Gander Launches TrackRevive for Review-First Audio Restoration

Gander, a venture studio for AI-native products, has launched TrackRevive, an audio-restoration product designed to help creators, studios and archives improve difficult recordings while keeping every result open to human review.

TrackRevive combines AI-assisted enhancement with focused mastering options for tonal balance, bass, vocal clarity and loudness. Users can begin with an audio or video file, or a supported source link, and compare the restored version directly with the original before deciding whether to use or export it.

The product follows a straightforward principle: restoration should improve listenability without hiding how a recording was changed. TrackRevive retains the source as the reference, keeps job history private and makes original-to-output comparison part of the normal workflow.

“Audio restoration should make improvements easier to hear and evaluate, not hide the process. TrackRevive keeps the original beside the result so creators and archives can make an informed decision before using or publishing an output,” said Chetan, founder of Gander.

TrackRevive Cloud is available through paid subscriptions for individual creators and working studios. The Creator plan begins at US$12 per month, while the Studio plan begins at US$29 per month with larger processing allowances.

Gander is also offering dedicated deployment discussions for institutions and private archives that need greater control over storage, retention, identity and processing boundaries. These deployments can be tailored to an organisation’s environment rather than requiring sensitive collections to be processed through a shared cloud service.

TrackRevive is available now at trackrevive.com.