See what to work on next
Let your home tell you which songs to finish and which release work is due, without setting priorities.
Your week in one line
Under the greeting, one sentence sums up this week: your streak, open tasks and what is up next ("next up is Savior"). A second line counts the studio sessions, shows and release deadlines left this week. Click the item at the end to see your full list.
Work on next
The first card on your dashboard has two tabs. Music is about finishing songs. Release is everything around putting them out. The card remembers the tab you picked.
Music: finish the right songs
Aden ranks your ideas and tracks in progress by what you already did with them: versions, project saves, plays, comments, shares and playlists. An old track you keep coming back to rises. Tracks you worked on in the last few days, or where you are only a writer, sit lower. The track's own priority counts too.
- The tracks you are finishing sit on top. Choose 1, 2 or 3 in the tab's header.
- Open a track's ... and press Finish this to pin it there.
- Higher priority and Lower priority move a track. Why this track shows each reason.
- Under each track: its first open tasks and unresolved comments.
All priorities opens Track priorities, where you set how much each signal counts. On a team, admins set the team default; your own choices still win.
Release: what is due
Release work is ranked by how close the date is and how long it has waited: a release missing its ISRC or pre-save link, tasks and milestones due, follow ups you promised, a show or session next week. Late items read in red.
- Hover a row and click the eye to hide it, with Undo.
- On a track you are done with, pick Stop suggesting this track.
- The cog switches whole kinds off, like post ideas, and brings back hidden rows.
Anything over a month late leaves the list. A line says how many are stuck. Review asks about each: Pick back up moves its deadlines forward, Snooze 30 days, or Not doing these.