SessionTide sweeps inactive tracks, muted clips, unused playlists, offline clips, and dead plugins — built on Avid's official scripting API, with safe, verified automation filling the gaps where that API stops short.
Every sweep re-scans the session afterward and confirms exactly what changed — nothing is allowed to look "done" when it's actually partial.
Finds and removes tracks Pro Tools already marks as inactive. Undo in Pro Tools brings them right back.
Muted clips on active Audio tracks, matched exactly against your Clip List — ambiguous matches go to review, never auto-cleared.
Audits tracks carrying extra comp-lane playlists nobody's using anymore.
Missing-media clips, plus anything sitting in your Clip List that's not actually in the timeline.
Session-wide audit of disabled inserts and sends — every track, not just the ones you remembered to check.
Every category above, back to back, behind one confirmation. Batch Sweep All does it across a whole folder of session files.
Scanning and most sweeps run through Pro Tools Scripting SDK, Avid's own documented interface. A handful of operations PTSL doesn't expose — like playlist deletion — use safe, verified UI automation instead, with every step confirmed before and after.
After any destructive action, SessionTide re-scans and reports an explicit pass/fail delta — never just "done."
Batch Sweep All only ever writes to new copies. The session you started with is never overwritten.
Every sweep re-verifies itself afterward and reports exactly what changed. Still — always keep a backup before any batch or multi-file operation, same as you would for any tool that edits session data.
No. It runs entirely locally and talks only to Pro Tools on the same Mac. The only network call is a one-time license check when you activate.
No. SessionTide is an independent tool built on Avid's public Pro Tools Scripting SDK (PTSL). It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Avid Technology, Inc.
14-day refund window — see the Terms of Use for details.