Ouro, also presented as Outro on its website, is a project management app for music producers and studios. Available in beta for Windows and Mac, it runs alongside a digital audio workstation (DAW) and provides a workspace for managing tracks from initial ideas through to final bounces. The app organizes work by project and track, with tasks tagged by craft, such as melody, drums, mixing, vocals, lyrics, or sound design. It also records session history, keeps notes with each project, and organizes related files into categories including DAW projects, bounces, stems, samples, MIDI, documents, and other files. Users can share a link for collaborators to leave comments at specific points on a track; guests do not need an account, and links can be revoked from the desktop app. Ouro lists sessions and can open them in supported DAWs. For Ableton Live, Reaper, FL Studio, and Studio Pro sessions, it can read BPM and plugin information. It can also display key information for supported sessions when available, with some DAW and file format limitations. Typical use involves keeping project files, tasks, notes, session records, and feedback together while continuing to produce music in a separate DAW.