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Column Management

The tracks grid displays your songs in a table with columns for everything from song names to excitement levels. Column management lets you shape this grid to match the way you work — widen the tags column for better readability, hide columns you never use, or drag columns into a new order. Your preferences are saved automatically, so your perfect layout is ready whenever you open the app.


Right-click any column header in the tracks grid to open the column context menu. This menu gives you complete control over which columns appear and how they’re arranged.

From the menu you can:

  • Toggle visibility for any column
  • Auto-fit a column to its contents
  • Reset column order to the default
  • Reset all columns including widths

Click anywhere outside the menu to close it.


Each column has a resize handle on its right edge — you’ll see it appear when you hover over a header. The handle appears as a subtle vertical line that highlights in blue when you mouse over it.

  1. Hover over the column header border until the resize cursor appears
  2. Click and drag left or right to adjust the width
  3. Release to set the new width

The column resizes smoothly as you drag. Widths are constrained by minimum and maximum limits so nothing gets too cramped or too stretched.


Not every column needs to be visible all the time. The context menu lists every column with a checkbox next to it. Uncheck a column to hide it from the grid.

Most columns are hideable, including:

  • Song Name — the track title and artist
  • Stage & Workflows — current production stage and workflow state
  • Bucket — the project or playlist assignment
  • Tags — your custom tags for organization
  • Excitement — your personal energy rating for each track
  • Date Added — when the track was imported
  • Collaborators — who’s working on the track
  • Actions — quick action buttons

The Actions column cannot be hidden since it always needs to be accessible.

Your visibility settings are saved automatically. If you hide the Date Added column today, it will still be hidden tomorrow when you open the app.


You can drag column headers to rearrange their order in the grid. This is useful if you want to see important information first or group related columns together.

  1. Click and hold on a column header
  2. Drag it horizontally to a new position
  3. Release to drop it in place

Other columns shift to make room as you drag. The new order is saved automatically.

If you’ve moved things around and want to return to the original layout, open the context menu and choose Reset Column Order. This restores the default arrangement without changing your column widths.


Sometimes you just want a fresh start. The context menu offers two reset options:

  • Reset Column Order — returns columns to their default positions but keeps your current widths
  • Reset All Columns — returns columns to their default positions AND resets all widths to the original settings

Use Reset All Columns when you want to completely restore the factory layout.


Every width change you make is stored in your browser’s local storage. This means:

  • Resized columns stay resized across sessions
  • Hidden columns stay hidden
  • Column order is preserved

If you clear your browser data, column preferences will reset to defaults. You can always use the reset options to recreate your preferred layout.


Different columns behave differently depending on their content:

ColumnContentNotes
Song NameTrack titleAlways visible and resizable
Stage & WorkflowsProduction stage + workflow stateShows coloured pills
BucketProject or playlist assignmentDrop target for drag-and-drop
TagsCustom keyword labelsCollapses when many tags exist
Excitement0–100 energy ratingDisplayed as a progress bar
Date AddedImport dateFormatted as relative time
CollaboratorsAvatar circlesShows up to 5, then “+N”

The Tags and Stage & Workflows columns have special click behaviour. Clicking anywhere in these cells opens the editor dropdown instead of selecting the track. This makes it faster to assign tags or change stages without accidentally selecting the wrong row.

Empty cells in these columns show a dash placeholder and fill the entire cell height, giving you a generous click target.