Every idea you ever recorded. One library.
Years of sessions — Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, and more —
filed by artist, release, and song. On Mac, with a free iPhone app.
Two apps, one library
Desktop · Mac
Finds sessions from 17 DAWs and files them by artist, release, and song.
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Mobile · iPhone
Records your ideas and plays your mixes. Free.
The dashboard
Counts, storage across every drive, recent sessions, and a health check.
The problem
Years of sessions on that drive, and opening an old one costs more than writing something new — so the new one wins, and the library grows without you. You've reorganized before. It didn't hold.
Storage is cheap. Your time isn't. Archives grow on their own now; the filing system is still you. Folder schemes, naming conventions, a spreadsheet — they all hold until the next busy month.
The sessions aren't the problem. Finding out what each one is — which files belong to it, which bounce came from it, whether it's safe to move — that's the part nobody has time to do by hand.
How it works
A Pro Tools folder, a Reason file, a Logic Pro bundle with sessions inside — recognized as complete packages, without launching a DAW.
Matches bounces to the sessions that made them — scored on evidence, labeled with confidence, never a blind guess.
Artist, release, song: your calls, made fast. Moves are collision-checked, so a session never breaks in transit.
SessionCodex moves your sessions for you, and every one still opens where it lands.
Browse years of ideas like you wrote them yesterday. Filing your library is a decision per session — not a dig.