REVOLT

Support

Last updated 14 October 2026

Revolt is a direct-to-fan music store run by N30 Web LLC. Write to support@n30web.dev about anything. A human reads every message, and we aim to reply within 2 business days.

Signing in

• Forgot your password? On the sign-in screen tap Forgot password and we email you a reset link.
• No confirmation email? Check spam, then write to us from that address.
• Music you own is missing? Your library is tied to your confirmed email address. Sign in with that address, or write to us and say which release it was.

Reporting music or an artist

Every release and artist page has a Report link, in the app and on the web. Choose a reason and the report reaches us straight away; you do not need an account. We review every report within 24 hours and remove anything that breaks our Terms. Repeat infringers lose their artist account.

If you are signed in you can also Hide artist: their releases disappear from your Home and Browse. Undo it from their artist page.

Copyright complaints

If you own the rights to music that was uploaded without permission, email support@n30web.dev with the release link, what you own, and how to reach you. We take the release down while we look into it.

Deleting your account

In the app: Settings → Delete my account, then type DELETE. What is deleted and what is kept is explained in the Privacy Policy.

Refunds

See the Refund Policy.

Playing your downloads in other apps

Music you buy downloads as MP3 files with the title, artist, album and cover art inside (a WAV master is converted to a 320 kbps MP3 for the download). They play in any music app. These steps only put your own copy into your own library. Nothing is published to Spotify's or YouTube Music's catalogue, and nobody else can play it.

Spotify (Local Files)

1. Computer: in the Spotify app, open your profile picture → Settings → turn on Show Local Files, then under Show songs from turn on the folder you saved the MP3s to. They appear in Your Library → Local Files.
2. iPhone: in Spotify, Profile → Settings and privacy → Apps and devices → turn on Local audio files. In the Revolt app, tap the cloud icon on a track to save it, then the share icon → Save to Files → On My iPhone → Spotify.

Spotify's own help page doesn't list supported formats or say whether Premium is needed; MP3 is the format reported to work. Some players show cover art only up to 300×300.

YouTube Music (private uploads)

1. Download the MP3s on a computer (Library → Download all).
2. Open music.youtube.com, signed in to your personal (not brand) account, and drag the files onto the page. Uploads can't be done from the YouTube Music phone app.
3. They appear under Library → Uploads, playable only by you on any device.

Sources: Spotify "Local files" and YouTube Music "Upload music" help pages, checked 14 Oct 2026.