The modern alternative.
Collect, manage, perfect, and share your song player's sheets.
Collect, manage, perfect, and share your song player's sheets.
When you're playing a song live, or working it up in rehearsal, you're not reading standard notation — you're reading a sheet. Lyrics down the page, a chord symbol placed above the exact word or beat where it changes. A sheet is only as good as that placement: the chord has to sit over the syllable you actually play it on, not just somewhere near it. That's the difference between a sheet you can perform from and one you have to mentally decode while you're playing.
Every song you play — your whole library of sheets — collected in one place and organized into sets, the way a songbook holds a whole night's worth of songs instead of one sheet at a time.
Tools to help you check a chord's placement against the original source and get the sheet both accurate and good-looking — not just typed up and hoped for.
Sheets are stored in standard ChordPro — open and portable, and readable by other chord-chart apps. No proprietary lock-in.
Sets, capo notes, and a play-along scroller timed to a video — the sheet keeps up with the song, not the other way around.