Every song, every chord, one library. Build tonight's setlist in The Stage, then step up to the Gig — big text, live transpose, and you never lose your place.
Free. No account. Your lyrics never leave this device — no cloud, nothing to log into. Add it to your home screen and it works offline.
Lyrics, chords, key, BPM, tags — searchable, never lost in a notebook or a pile of PDFs again.
Group songs for a gig, drag them into order, duplicate last week's set to build tonight's in seconds. Share the whole set as a text file — bandmates read it without needing the app.
Big high-contrast text, live transpose, auto-scroll or teleprompter mode. Screen stays awake the whole set. Jump to any section instantly, lock the screen so a stray tap can't skip songs, and auto-advance keeps pace with the song's own tempo.
Learn a new cover. Paste the lyrics into the Backlog, chords written inline as you go, tag it "Covers." It's searchable the second you save it.
Build Saturday's set. Open The Stage, duplicate last month's setlist, swap in the new cover, drag the running order until it feels right.
No signal, no problem. Add it to your home screen once, before you leave the house — after that it works with zero connection, dead venue or not.
Hit the Gig screen. Big text from the back row, auto-advance already matched to the song's tempo, one tap to transpose when the singer calls an audible.
No. There's nothing to sign up for and nothing to remember — open the app and start adding songs.
Yes. Add it to your home screen once while you've got a connection, and it runs fully offline after that — no wifi, no cell signal, no problem.
Right now your library lives on that one device — there's no cloud sync or backup export yet (both are on the roadmap). Worth knowing before you rely on it for an irreplaceable setlist.
Both. It's a web app, not a store download — install it from Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android, the same way either side.
Not yet — coming soon. The web install works like a native app in the meantime: its own icon, full-screen, offline-capable.
Yes. Your lyrics and setlists never leave your device — no cloud, no account, nothing to log into.
Safari or Chrome → Share → Add to Home Screen. That's it.
App Store and Google Play — coming soon.
