01 · Dashboard
Open to a full readout.
Session and project counts, storage across every drive, and the sessions you touched last — with a health check that flags anything that's moved out from under the catalog.
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.
03 · Library
Your music, by artist and release.
Curate your library, with cover art — browse by artist and album, and hit play.
04 · Sessions
Look inside without opening the DAW.
Every session's contents in a column browser — bounces, audio files, backups, the session file itself — and you can audition any take right there.
05 · Incoming
Catch new sessions as they land.
Point it at a drive and it surfaces every session that isn't in your library yet — ready to add to the right project.
06 · Matches
Loose bounces, back with their projects.
Stray mixdowns matched to a project by song name, sorted by confidence — review the strong ones and accept in a click.
What cross-DAW means — and doesn't.
The catalog is unified, not the sessions. A Logic Pro project doesn't become a Pro Tools project. SessionCodex catalogs what's already on your drives — it recognizes your sessions, groups them into projects, and helps you find them. It doesn't move your files, rename anything, or convert between formats.