Pibox is a full project hub with tasks, chats and file management. Notetracks keeps it focused: put stems and versions in one project, play them in sync, solo and mute like in your DAW, and collect clear notes from clients and collaborators.
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Notes that go back into your DAW
Leave timestamped comments as text or voice notes, reply in threads and mark them resolved. Then export them as markers into Pro Tools, Adobe Audition, Audacity or Hindenburg, so the feedback lands right on your session timeline.

Multitrack, like your DAW
Add several tracks to one project and they play together in sync. Solo or mute any track to check a stem, a vocal or an alt mix, split tracks for quick edits, and drop in a video that stays synced to the audio.

New: Introducing Playlists
When a track is ready to share, group it into a playlist, like an EP, a batch of demos or a season of podcast episodes, and send one link. Anyone with the link can listen, leave timestamped comments or download, and you choose those permissions for each playlist.
Pibox wraps review in project management: version history, tasks, team chats and file requests. Notetracks is focused on the listening and feedback itself: several tracks play together on one timeline, you solo and mute them like in a DAW, and every note stays pinned to the exact moment.


Both let you leave text or voice comments at a timestamp, reply in threads and track what's resolved. Notetracks adds drawing on the waveform and exports comments as markers to Pro Tools, Audition, Audacity and Hindenburg.
If you run a project that needs tasks, team chats and file requests, Pibox is a strong pick. If you want a simpler tool to share mixes, hear stems together and get clear notes back into your DAW, Notetracks is built for that. Both have a free plan, so try them side by side.
