Make the current answer easy to find
Keep songs, setlists, events and notes together instead of rebuilding the latest version from old messages, files and screenshots.
Band management app
Which set are we playing? What key did we agree on? Keep songs, rehearsals, shows and notes in one shared place, so the band can find the answer without searching the group chat.
Get it on your phoneAvailable in English, Dutch, German, French and Spanish.

Made for playing together
From a changed rehearsal time to a new arrangement, everyone can check the same current details.
Keep songs, setlists, events and notes together instead of rebuilding the latest version from old messages, files and screenshots.
Invite members, review applications and manage who belongs to each band without mixing different projects.
See related changes grouped together and choose which notification categories or bands deserve your attention.
One shared flow
Each detail stays connected to the song, setlist, date or note it actually describes.
Keep the key, BPM, song sheet, notes and backing track with the song they describe.
Arrange the running order and let everyone work from the same setlist.
Add rehearsals and shows to the calendar, then link the setlist needed there.
Create formatted Notes and connect them directly to the songs, setlists or events they concern.
Create or join more than one band and switch between their libraries, calendars, notes and members without mixing their data.
Make larger updates on the web, check the next date on your phone and open a roomy song sheet on a tablet.
Core information already on the device remains available offline, and local changes sync after the connection returns.
Clear answers
What musicians usually want to know before getting started.
A band can share songs, setlists, events, formatted notes and members. Songs can also hold key, BPM, duration, status, song notes, a song sheet and a backing track.
Yes. You can create or join multiple bands and their information remains separated.
Invite someone with a band code or shareable link. The band can then accept or decline the application.
Yes. A solo performer can use the same library, setlists, calendar, notes, song sheets and backing tracks without inviting a band.