Any key, one tap
Move a song up or down and every chord follows. Add a capo and the shapes to play are worked out for you.
For church worship teams
Lyrics and chords, in any key.
Keep every song your church plays in one place. Find it by a line you remember, change the key for your singer, plan Sunday's setlist, schedule your team, and run the whole service live across every screen and phone.
Find any song
Remember a line? That's enough.
Search by title, artist or the words themselves. The songs closest to what you typed come first, so a phrase you half remember lands on the right song.
Narrow the list by key, major or minor, artist, tempo and more, a page at a time, however big the library grows.
Plan Sunday
Setlists that remember everything.
Put songs in order, drag to rearrange, and give each song its own key, capo, text size and chord style, just for that setlist.
Need a chord changed for Sunday only? Edit it right in the setlist. The song in your library stays as it was.
Between songs, a bridge shows the chords to get from the end of one into the start of the next, suggested for you or written by hand.
Link the setlist to its Sunday, from the setlist or from the schedule, and the team for that service shows beside it and prints on it.
Schedule the team
Everyone knows when they're on.
Every Sunday is already on the schedule. Put the song leader, the band and the sound booth on each one (one person to a role, and no one in two places), add an event in between, and let people put themselves on, too. A change log keeps track of who changed what.
The columns are your church's own. Start with vocals, band and sound booth, then add dancers, a team for each service, or the type of Sunday. Bring in your church's spreadsheet, or take the schedule out as one.
A roster lists the band and the sound booth with every role each person can do, so you can see who covers what. A summary beside the schedule shows what a scheduler needs: the roles still empty, who has been off the longest, how often each person has served and on which kind of Sunday.
Run it live
The right screen for everyone.
Open the setlist on as many screens as you need. Every change shows up on all of them within a moment: a song added, a key changed, a chord fixed.
Pick what each screen is. Media runs the setlist and chooses the song on stage. Stage is the band's full-screen view, with key and size in reach. Viewer just watches.
A built-in chat lets the media team tell the band what's coming without talking over the music.
In everyone's pocket
Join from a phone. No login.
Start the phone remote on a setlist and it shows a PIN and a QR code. Musicians scan it or type the PIN, pick their instrument, and follow along. There is no limit to how many phones can join.
Each instrument reads its own notes and can write its own notes for the next time. Moving to another song asks first, so nothing changes by accident.
The remote switches itself off after four hours, with the option to add an hour near the end.
Your church, your team
Register once. Everyone applies.
A church registers once and has up to two main accounts. Band and media team members make their own account, say their name and ministry, and apply to join it.
Main accounts approve people and can make admins. Admins run the schedule and the people list. Someone already on your schedule without an account is linked to theirs when you approve them, so none of their history is lost.
Make it yours
Same song, played your way.
Switch a song between Classic, Jazzy and Gospel and the chords are re-dressed by simple rules: plain triads, sevenths and ninths, or added ninths and minor sevenths.
It's a starting point to play from, set per song in each setlist, with the original always one tap away.
And the little things that add up.
Easy to write
Type chords straight onto the words and drag song sections around. No code, no special format.
Bring your slides
Import songs from PowerPoint files. Chords, sections and keys are read for you, hundreds at a time.
Chords in the key
Every chord that belongs to the key sits beside the song, with the ones the song uses marked.
Live key changes
Singer needs it a step higher? Change the key from the live screen and everyone follows.
Tidy by itself
Setlists keep for a month by default, up to a year, then clear themselves. Your songs always stay.
Every version kept
Each save that changes a song keeps how it was. Compare an older version with today's and put it back if you want.
Excel in and out
Export the schedule as a spreadsheet, or bring in your church's own sheet. It only ever adds, never removes.
Sign in your way
Use an email and password or your Google account. A church registers once and the team applies to join it.
Ready for Sunday?
A church registers once. Band and media team members make their own account and apply to join it.