Chord charts for every song you write
Build a chord chart once, then transpose it, print it, or read it on stage — always attached to the song it belongs to.
Create chord charts the way you already write them
Write in ChordPro so chords sit above the lyrics where they belong, or work in the Nashville Number System when you're handing charts to session players. Charts live on the song record next to the lyrics and the recordings.
Transpose song chords in one step
Move a chart to a singer's key without rewriting it. Transposition follows the song's key, so the chart and the audio you're rehearsing to stay in agreement.
Print and export PDF chord charts
Print a clean chart for a rehearsal or a co-write, or export PDF chord charts for the band. On stage, Rehearse mode shows lyrics and chords full screen alongside the track.
A digital songbook you can organize
Charts, lyrics, and setlists stay in one searchable library, so building a set for Friday night doesn't mean hunting through folders.
Common questions
- Does it support ChordPro?
- Yes. You can write and edit charts in ChordPro, and the chords render above the lyric line.
- Can I make Nashville Number System charts?
- Yes. Number-based charts work well for session players and transpose cleanly between keys.
- Can I print or export a chord chart as PDF?
- Yes. Charts print directly and can be exported as PDF to share with a band or a producer.
- Can I read charts on stage without a connection?
- Yes. Cached songs and charts stay available for offline use in Rehearse mode.
Lyrics, charts, and demos — all in one place
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