As you mention, a track is like a project. It's a tree of items, and the items can be markdown, presentations, links, etc. Channels are for organizing tracks.

As you mention, a track is like a project. It's a tree of items, and the items can be markdown, presentations, links, etc. Channels are for organizing tracks. Everything in Kobble can be shared. So say you make a track for some project and want to share it. Another user can add your track to a channel to follow it. It's similar to sharing in YouTube or Spotify, except that instead of grouping videos or songs in channels, you're grouping tracks.