One list the whole band shares
The song, the key you play it in, the tempo, who solos when. Change a key once and it changes on everyone’s phone. No more "ignore my last text."
Free on the web. In open beta for iPhone and Apple Watch.
Everyone in the band has a different song list.
It lives on paper, in a doc, a spreadsheet, and a group chat, and no one knows which one is current. Setlist puts the songs, keys, and tempos in one place, shared with the whole band in real time on any device, so you are not stuck trying to remember the key or the tempo on the spot.
The web app is free to use right now. The iPhone and Apple Watch app is in open beta, with Android on the way. Give your email and we will send an invite when it opens.
At rehearsal
Change a key and it is changed for everyone, right then.
Backstage
The sub opens their phone and sees the set, the keys, the endings.
On stage
The next song, its key and tempo, in type you can read from the kit.
What it does
The song list, the set, and the stage.
Build the set in a minute
Drag songs into the order you want. The running time adds up as you go, so a 45-minute slot is arithmetic, not a guess. Reorder mid-gig when the room changes the plan.
A sub who walks in ready
Invite them and the whole book is on their phone - keys, arrangements, set order - current to the minute. Nothing to dig out of old texts.
A gig poster without the afternoon
It already has the band, the date, and the venue, so it makes the poster and the sizes for stories and the feed in a couple of minutes.
Start free, then take it on stage
The web for building. The phone and watch for the gig.
Add your songs and build sets on the web today, free, on anything with a keyboard. On the gig, the iPhone app shows the set full screen, and the Apple Watch keeps the next song, its key and tempo, on your wrist.
- Free web app, available now
- Sign in with Apple or Google
- One shared set the whole band opens
- Big-type set view with running time for the stage
- The next song and its key on your watch
- iPhone beta now, Android on the way
Free web app included
Join the iPhone and Android beta.
Pick your platform and tell us where to send the invite. We add testers by hand, so give it a day or two. No newsletter maze, just product access and the occasional important beta note. Adding your email means you are asking to join beta testing on that platform and to be contacted about it.
Prefer to start now? Use the free web app while you wait for your beta invite.
Field notes
Guides for gigging bands
RepertoireGuide
How to organize your band’s repertoire so nothing gets lost
Your band’s songs are scattered across spreadsheets, chats, and memory. Here is how to build one repertoire everyone can actually use, on and off stage.
6 min read
On stageGuide
How to run a setlist on stage without paper or panic
Paper setlists blow away and phones are unreadable on stage. Here is how to build a set that fits your slot and run it cleanly in front of a paying room.
6 min read
Gig promoGuide
How to make a gig poster in minutes (without a designer)
Your band sounds great and the flyer looks thrown together. Here is how to make a gig poster and social share kit in minutes, without hiring anyone.
5 min read