AI track search
The tracks 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.
Search by describing what you want
Click the magnifier in the tracks or albums search box to switch to AI search (the sparkles icon). Type what you want to see in plain words, like "unreleased hip hop with no label from last year", and press Enter: the request turns into real filters and view settings you can inspect, adjust or share, same as if you'd clicked them yourself.
- Filters it can set: status, genre, tags, label, distributor, priority, language, public/private, for sale, and date ranges.
- Views too: ask for "as a board by genre" or "as a list grouped by tags" and the display switches along.
- Click the sparkles to go back to plain search at any time.
- On the mobile app, tap the magnifier in the tracks or albums search bar for the same AI mode; applied filters show as removable chips. In the search tab, an "Ask AI" row turns your query into filters and opens the matching list.
Board & list grouping
The tracks board groups by a field you choose (status, tags, genre, label or visibility), and the list view nests a second layer (status, then tag or genre). 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.
Mobile track filters
The mobile app's tracks tab gets the web filter system as a native bottom sheet, with status, visibility, priority, genre, tag, label and distributor facets built from the loaded catalog.