SessionCodex for Mac.

Sessions from 17 DAWs — Pro Tools, Ableton Live, Logic Pro, Reaper, and more — in one library to search, browse, and play. Every screen is the real app.

01 · Dashboard

Open to a full readout.

Counts, storage across every drive, recent sessions, and a health check.

The SessionCodex dashboard: a 'Library healthy' card reading 'All session folders verified', an overview of 80 sessions, 79 projects, 9 sessions waiting in Scan and 2.52 GB of storage, drive-capacity meters for the library disk and an external drive, a Jump Back In row to relaunch the last session, pinned projects with their phase, and a recent-activity feed.

02 · Projects

Your catalog, as a tree.

Artist, album, project — nested the way you think about the work, each with its phase, star rating, and session count.

The Projects view: a left-hand tree of artists with a Phase filter below it, and the album 'Blue Hour Sessions' by Ines Okafor Quartet open on the right — track number, project name, year, a phase picker (Released, Mastering), pin and star rating for each project.

03 · Library

Your music, by artist and release.

Curate your library, with cover art — browse by artist and album, and hit play.

The Library view: a Music tab with phase filters, an Artists column, an Album/Releases column showing 'Low Tide Radio' with cover art, and a five-track list for that album, each track with a play button and its length.

04 · Sessions

Look inside without opening the DAW.

Bounces, audio, and backups in a column browser. Audition any take.

A single Pro Tools session opened in a column browser: the session folder drills into Audio Files, Bounced Files, Session File Backups and Stems, with the crowned master mix selected and its details — WAV, 38.8 MB — in the side panel, plus Move, Pinned and Launch Session controls.

05 · Incoming

Catch new sessions as they land.

Point it at a drive; every session not yet in your library shows up.

The Scan view: nine sessions found on two locations — an 'Old Laptop Export' folder and an external drive — each with a DAW badge (Pro Tools, Studio One, GarageBand, Ableton Live, Audition, Reaper), a play button, size and date, with counts for sessions, bounces and matches and an Organize all button.

06 · Matches

Loose bounces, back with their projects.

Stray mixdowns matched to their projects, strongest first. Accept in a click.

The Scan › Matches view: '9 loose bounces matched to a project by song name', each bounce paired with its project and artist, a 'High' confidence tag, a format badge and an Accept button, and a header button to accept all 9 high-confidence matches at once.

What cross-DAW means — and doesn't.

The catalog is unified, not the sessions. A Logic Pro project stays a Logic Pro project — SessionCodex never converts between formats.

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