Saltado Sessions is a local-first desktop app that organizes a music producer's DAW projects. It scans the project folders you already have, so there is nothing to migrate: every project appears in one searchable library with BPM, key, length, plugins and your own ratings, statuses, tags and notes. You can play each project's bounce from the row without opening the DAW, untangle folders that hold several songs, see which samples a set is missing, and back up your work. It also includes a label directory and a per-track demo submission tracker (sent, no reply, rejected, accepted, released).
Ableton Live is the primary format and gets the deepest read (BPM, key, arrangement, plugins, samples, loudness of bounces). Nine more DAW formats are supported for listing, opening and previews: FL Studio, REAPER, Studio One, Logic Pro, Bitwig Studio, Cubase, Pro Tools, Reason and GarageBand.
Your files stay on your machine: the app reads projects where they are and never moves anything without asking. The core library manager is free with unlimited projects; Pro is a one-time purchase.
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