Performance → Playlist Tracker is a submission log for playlist pitches. You add each playlist you pitched, note which song(s) you sent, and update the status yourself as you hear back. It keeps every pitch, curator and follow-up in one place — it does not watch playlists for you.
Logging a pitch
Click "Add Playlist"
Paste any playlist link — Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, Deezer, SoundCloud or another site. The link is stored as-is and opens in your browser from the card.
Add the details
Your song(s), an optional song link, the playlist name, the date you submitted, and a follow-up date. For a Spotify playlist link, the name and owner are filled in for you when Spotify is connected; otherwise type the name (you can rename the card later).
Add the curator (optional)
A curator name creates a Contact in the Playlist category (or reuses a Playlist contact with the same name) and a linked Submission under that contact. The curator email is saved on a new Contact.
Statuses
Expand a card to set its status: Submitted → Pending → Added, Removed or Passed. Statuses are set by you — the app never changes them on its own. To see where your songs have actually landed, check Spotify for Artists → Music → Playlists (or the equivalent on other services), then update the card.
What syncs where
- Contacts — the curator Contact and its Submission are created when you log the pitch. Changing the card's status or follow-up date updates that Submission (Added → Accepted, Removed → Rejected, Passed → No response). The sync is one-way: editing the Submission in Contacts does not change the tracker.
- Calendar — the submission date, a status change (Added / Removed / Passed) and the follow-up date each show on the Calendar with their own filter chip. The follow-up shows whether or not you entered a curator.
- Removing a card leaves the curator Contact and its Submission in Contacts.
