Edit the same project in real time
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Collaborative DAW / realtime browser studio
Collaborative DAW for shared sessions
GitDaw is a collaborative browser DAW where producers can edit MIDI together, manage project roles, and keep version history for shared music work.
night-drive-demo
actual timeline components / demo session
YNAKMT
live01:28.640
128 BPMbranch: chorus-ideasynced
Git-native music production
Treat creative decisions as project history.
GitDaw turns music production changes into branches, commits, and mergeable project states. Instead of managing file names like final-v12, you can keep the song history inside the DAW.
Invite members with owner, editor, and viewer roles
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Keep shared sessions tied to commits
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Use branches for independent creative directions
Project changes are structured around tracks, events, and MIDI notes, so production decisions remain easier to review and recover.
Realtime editing
Collaborators can work in the same browser project and see edits land without exporting files back and forth.
Role-aware sharing
Project access supports owner, editor, and viewer roles, so teams can control who can change a session.
Collaboration with history
Shared work does not have to be temporary. Commits and branches keep collaboration connected to a recoverable timeline.
Can multiple people edit a GitDaw project together?
Yes. GitDaw is built around realtime collaboration, so shared project edits can appear across connected clients.
Is GitDaw only for MIDI projects?
GitDaw currently focuses on tracks, events, and MIDI notes, which keeps collaboration and version history structured.