What’s new

tracklog came out in September 2026. It has had 8 updates since. Every version is below, newest first.

Working on now

Last change 26 October

189changes are made and wait for the next version.

These are not in the current version yet. Plans can change, and there are no dates. Each one comes as a normal update.

In testing
Your track files
Show tracklog the folders where your music lives, once. Each track finds its project, its versions and its stems by number and name. The track card shows them as they lie on your drive. Open the project in your DAW, or a folder on your computer, with one click. tracklog never moves, renames or deletes a file.
In testing
A player in the catalogue
Press play on any row. The track plays from your drive. Nothing is copied into tracklog. A bar at the bottom of the window shows the waveform and the version. Pick another version from its list. Space pauses.
Exploring
An assistant for your catalogue
Ask about your catalogue in plain words. “Which tracks are not on Artlist yet?” “Set the genre of these ten to Cinematic.” It shows each change before it happens. Nothing changes until you click Apply, and Undo works as usual.

The current version is 1.1.0, released 14 October 2026. tracklog installs updates itself; to check by hand, open Settings → About → Check now.

New: search finds a track by its name on any platform, by a past title and by its number. Type "17" or "#17".
New: on the right of the search box you see where the words were found, and how many tracks each. Click one to see only those tracks.
Tracks with the words in a name come first. Every other row says where the words are.
If no track name holds the words, the box says "No names". It is a quick way to check if a name is free.
Open a track while searching. The card marks the words and scrolls to them.
Accents don't matter: "cafe" finds "Café".
Press ↓ to move from the search into the list, and Return (Enter on Windows) to open a track.
On Windows, text is sharper.
Small fixes.

New: a short tour of the window. It shows where everything is.
To see it, open Settings → Appearance and turn on Show hints.
New: the import window shows your own sheet. Each column says what it becomes under its name.
New: columns tracklog is not sure about are yellow. The "Look at" button takes you through them one by one.
New: your first import starts with two pictures of the sheet that fits. A short tour of the window follows. "?" brings it back.
First setup is shorter. It no longer asks which fields you fill in.

On Starter, the limit bar now says how many of your tracks are in progress.
When Starter is full, the window says you pay only the difference to move to Pro.
A Studio key now works on 5 computers.
On Windows, Copy diagnostics no longer flashes a black window.
Small fixes.

When you open tracklog after this update, it asks once if it may send usage data. It never sends your tracks or your catalog. You can change your answer in Settings → About.
The import window starts with three pictures. They show how your spreadsheet becomes a catalog.
The 14-day trial now counts only the days you open tracklog.
Settings → About lists the open-source software tracklog uses.

⌘Z now also undoes changes in the track card. On Windows: Ctrl+Z.
Duplicate names you keep on purpose no longer count. Click the red new duplicates button at the top of Full Catalog, then Keep both. To see them again, choose + Filter, then Duplicate names.
You can change keyboard shortcuts in Settings → Keyboard shortcuts. Export, Back up now and other commands can get keys too.
In Columns, you can drag a field into another group.
Small fixes.

⇧⌘Z brings back what you undid. In 0.6.2 it didn't work. On Windows: Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y.
Small fixes.

Undo now goes back step by step. Press ⌘Z as many times as you need. ⇧⌘Z brings a step back.
With the brush on, you can also draw across the checkboxes to select tracks.
Small fixes.

Small fixes.

The first beta. From this version on, updates install from inside the app.