Board & list grouping
The tracks board groups by a field you choose (status, tags, genre, label, visibility or priority), and the list view nests a second layer under status using the same fields. Column choice lives in Display settings as one-click chips plus a searchable picker; status shows on each card; dragging a card between columns rewrites that field on the track. A trailing no-value column collects untagged tracks and strips the value on drop.
Group your catalog your way
On the tracks Board, open Display settings and pick what the columns mean: Status (the classic board), Tags, Genre, Label, Visibility or Priority. Priority gives you High, Medium and Low columns, and dragging a card there sets its priority. With tags or genre, a track carrying several values appears under each of them, with its status shown on the card. In the List view, "Then by" nests a second layer inside each status section, using those same fields.
- Choose the field: in Display settings, set Columns (board) or Then by (list).
- Pick your columns: tap the value chips, or search the full list for the long tail. Without a selection you get your most-used values.
- Re-file by dragging: drag a card to another column to swap that value. Drop it on Untagged / No genre / No priority to take the value off.
- One column or all: the "Show in every matching column" toggle in Display settings switches between showing a track under each of its values, or only once under its first (main) value: dragging then sets the main value.
- Search and filter still apply: the search box and filters narrow what the columns show, so you can zoom into any slice of the catalog.
Linked tracks
Connect a track to the original it remixes, covers, edits or samples (and see the remixes of your own tracks), with an approval handshake between the two teams, split metadata, a "Remix of …" credit on the track's Linked tracks tab, and per-link document storage for remix/cover contracts.
AI track search
A list's search box has an AI mode (click the magnifier to swap it for sparkles) where a natural-language request ("released pop from 2024 as a board by genre") converts into the page's real filters and display settings on submit. A query that matches nothing offers the AI on the next Enter, in the toolbar, the sidebar panel and the filter popover. Tracks, albums and the leads pipeline run on it.