Creating Todos
When you’re deep in a production session, it’s easy to lose track of what needs fixing or finishing. Todos let you capture those thoughts instantly — whether it’s a reminder to fix a vocal chop, a note to try a different mix approach, or a task for a collaborator — without breaking your creative flow.
The Comments & Todos section lives in the activity panel on the right side of your screen. It’s designed to keep all your track-related notes and tasks in one organized place, right where you need them.
How to Create a Todo
Section titled “How to Create a Todo”Creating a todo takes just a few seconds. Here’s how:
- Select a single track in your grid
- Find the Todos widget in the activity panel (it shows a checkbox icon)
- Click the Add Todo button at the top of the widget
- Fill in the details in the modal that appears
- Click Save to add it to your list
The Add Todo button only appears when one track is selected. If you’ve selected multiple tracks, you’ll see a message prompting you to select just one. This keeps todos focused and prevents confusion about which track a task belongs to.
Todo Fields Explained
Section titled “Todo Fields Explained”When you create a todo, you’ll fill in some or all of these fields:
Content (Required)
Section titled “Content (Required)”This is the main description of your task. Be specific but concise — something like “Fix the resonance on the bass synth at 2:15” is more useful than “Fix bass.”
Assigned To (Optional)
Section titled “Assigned To (Optional)”Todos default to their creator. A supplied assignee must be the creator, the track owner, or a registered collaborator assigned to the todo’s track group.
Due Date (Optional)
Section titled “Due Date (Optional)”Set a deadline to help prioritize your workload. Due dates appear on the todo so you can quickly see what’s urgent. You can leave this blank if there’s no specific deadline.
Workflow (Optional)
Section titled “Workflow (Optional)”Assign your todo to a specific workflow category if you use workflows to organize your tasks. This connects your todos to your overall production stages like “Mixing” or “Mastering.”
Timecode (Optional)
Section titled “Timecode (Optional)”If your todo relates to a specific moment in the track, add a timecode as optional creation context.
Link to Comment (Optional)
Section titled “Link to Comment (Optional)”If you’re responding to an existing comment and want to turn it into an actionable task, you can link the todo directly to that comment. This creates a connection between the discussion and the follow-up work, so nothing falls through the cracks.
Todos on Shared Tracks
Section titled “Todos on Shared Tracks”Todo creation on a track requires the same scoped access resolver used for comments: owner, active member, completed direct share, or completed bucket share. The service verifies track access before creating the record.
This access system keeps todos meaningful and relevant — only people actually working on the track should be adding tasks to it.
Viewing Your Todos
Section titled “Viewing Your Todos”Once created, your todos appear in a list within the Todos widget, ordered by when they were added (newest first). Each todo shows:
- The content description
- Completion status (checkbox)
- Who it’s assigned to
- Due date (if set)
- Timecode (if linked to a specific moment)
Timecode is optional context and does not change the todo’s track-scoped access or mutation rules.
Completing and Managing Todos
Section titled “Completing and Managing Todos”Todos are designed to be checked off and cleared as you work. When you complete a task:
- Click the checkbox next to the todo
- The todo stays visible but shows as completed
- Completed todos can be filtered or hidden depending on your preference
For more details on updating, deleting, and organizing your todos, see Managing Todos.