# See what to work on next Source: https://docs.aden.space/docs/help/start-here/personal-dashboard/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 [#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 [#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 [#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-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**. Managers see the organisation's version on its dashboard: replies owed, artist teams that stopped moving, upcoming sessions and what writers camps are waiting on. ## Related [#related] * [Follow your artists](/docs/help/start-here/personal-dashboard/artist-cards) * [Tasks](/docs/help/work-together/goals/tasks)