A friend sends you a Logic session. You're in Ableton. So you wait for stems, lose the MIDI, lose the automation, lose the plugin chain — and lose half a day rebuilding what already existed. Every collaboration started with that same tax.
We got tired of it. So we started writing native parsers for every major DAW format — not exporters, not stem bouncers, but real translation that keeps tracks, MIDI, automation, and plugins intact. What began as a converter for ourselves grew into the rest of the pipeline: sync, versioning, and attestation, all built around one session file instead of a folder of exports.
Today Doseedo converts, syncs, versions, and attests — so authorship and splits stay provable from the first take to the streaming service. We're still musicians first. We just refuse to lose another day to the format.
Native parsers, open formats, no walled gardens. Your music should outlive any single app — including ours.
Every contribution is attested. Splits, samples, and authorship stay provable from the first take onward.
Tracks, MIDI, automation, plugins — all of it survives the move. No stems, no bouncing, no compromise.
We build the tools we wished we had at 2am. If it doesn't help the music, it doesn't ship.
Founder & CEO
Doseedo is a one-person project. I write the parsers, design the product, answer the emails, and play the sessions it's built for. If you've got a session that won't open, an idea, or just want to talk shop — reach out.